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"Customer agrees that it will not access or use the Service or Documentation in any manner that would cause any party to violate any U.S. or international embargoes, economic sanctions, or export controls laws or regulations.Excerpt from Klaviyo's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “Customer agrees that it will not access or use the Service or Documentation in any manner that would cause any party to violate any U.S. or international embargoes, economic sanctions, or export controls laws or regulations.”
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