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"In becoming a user of Peloton with the intent of using the Peloton Service, you affirm that either (A) all of the following statements are true: no physician or general practitioner has ever informed you that you have a heart condition...Excerpt from Peloton's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “In becoming a user of Peloton with the intent of using the Peloton Service, you affirm that either (A) all of the following statements are true: no physician or general practitioner has ever informed you that you have a heart condition...”
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