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"make the Plaid Data Partner Products or Plaid Data Partner Output... available to, or use the Plaid Data Partner Products or Plaid Data Partner Output... for the benefit of, anyone other than Partner or End UsersExcerpt from Plaid's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “make the Plaid Data Partner Products or Plaid Data Partner Output... available to, or use the Plaid Data Partner Products or Plaid Data Partner Output... for the benefit of, anyone other than Partner or End Users”
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