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Copy, modify, or create derivative works of the services or any Content (excluding Your Content) without our express written permission.
Any intellectual property rights vested by Twilio under this Agreement will include the rights set forth in Article 27 (Right of Adaptation) and 28 (Original Author's Right in Derivative Works) of the Copyright Act of Japan...
You hereby grant ActiveCampaign a nonexclusive, royalty-free, worldwide, fully-paid, and sub-licensable license to use your name and any of your trade names, trademarks, logos and other proprietary marks or words pursuant to this Section.
"Such license...does not include:...(c) modifying or otherwise making any derivative uses of the Services or the Materials, or any portion thereof...Excerpt from Nintendo's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “Such license...does not include:...(c) modifying or otherwise making any derivative uses of the Services or the Materials, or any portion thereof...”
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