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You will not access or attempt to access the Web Services through any automated means, including scripts or web crawlers, except through APIs or other interfaces specifically provided for this purpose.
Access the Services by any means other than through the standard industry-accepted or ActiveCampaign-approved application program interfaces;
At Cohere's request, Customer will provide Cohere access to, and use of, Customer Application, at no cost to Cohere, for the purpose of monitoring or reviewing Customer Application for compliance with this Agreement.
"We also require third parties to pay licensing fees for access to larger quantities of content and information.Excerpt from Reddit's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “We also require third parties to pay licensing fees for access to larger quantities of content and information.”
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