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The clause states: “Except as may be explicitly requested in connection with particular programs or promotions, Peacock is not requesting, and is unwilling to review, ideas or materials relating to characters, storylines, treatments, scripts, artwork, visual or audio-visual content, or other artistic or creative works...”
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