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"you also acknowledge and agree that any Outputs may not be protectable under copyright or other intellectual property, proprietary rights, or other law. Mailchimp makes no warranties or representations...that the Output or other Content is protectable under any law.Excerpt from Mailchimp's Standard Terms of Use
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The clause states: “you also acknowledge and agree that any Outputs may not be protectable under copyright or other intellectual property, proprietary rights, or other law. Mailchimp makes no warranties or representations...that the Output or other Content is protectable under any law.”
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