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"All continuing rights and obligations under this Ads Agreement (including, without limitation, the dispute resolution provisions of Section 11 above) will survive expiration or cancellation of your Ad Services account...Excerpt from LinkedIn's Ads Agreement
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The clause states: “All continuing rights and obligations under this Ads Agreement (including, without limitation, the dispute resolution provisions of Section 11 above) will survive expiration or cancellation of your Ad Services account...”
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