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"If Luma requires modifications with an earlier effective date and Customer objects, Customer's exclusive remedy is to terminate this Agreement with notice to Luma, in which case Luma will provide Customer a refund of any pre-paid Fees...Excerpt from Luma AI's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “If Luma requires modifications with an earlier effective date and Customer objects, Customer's exclusive remedy is to terminate this Agreement with notice to Luma, in which case Luma will provide Customer a refund of any pre-paid Fees...”
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