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"Where use of a Party’s Marks is permitted, a Party will not use the Marks in any manner to disparage the other Party or the reputation of the other Party and shall not take any action which will harm or jeopardize the other Party's Marks...Excerpt from Marqeta's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “Where use of a Party’s Marks is permitted, a Party will not use the Marks in any manner to disparage the other Party or the reputation of the other Party and shall not take any action which will harm or jeopardize the other Party's Marks...”
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