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In the event of any conflict between these Terms of Use and information provided by Customer Service or other portions of our websites, these Terms of Use will control.
In the event any information posted on the Site from time to time conflicts with any provision of these Terms, the applicable provision of these Terms shall control.
If a supplemental agreement conflicts with these Terms, the supplemental agreement controls to the extent of the conflict for the program, feature, or service it governs.
"Any Supplemental Terms are in addition to and deemed part of these Terms of Service, and to the extent there is a conflict between the Supplemental Terms and these Terms of Service, the Supplemental Terms will prevail with respect to such conflict...Excerpt from Peacock's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “Any Supplemental Terms are in addition to and deemed part of these Terms of Service, and to the extent there is a conflict between the Supplemental Terms and these Terms of Service, the Supplemental Terms will prevail with respect to such conflict...”
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