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To the extent that any provisions in the Business Terms of Service conflict with these Terms, the Business Terms of Service shall govern to the extent of the conflict.
Regardless of who terminates these Terms, both you and Snap continue to be bound by Sections 2, 3 (to the extent any additional terms and conditions would, by their terms, survive), and 6 - 25 of the Terms.
The Terms of Service, which incorporate the Guidelines, is the entire agreement between you and Twitch relating to the subject matter herein and will not be modified except by a writing signed by authorized representatives of both parties...
"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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