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DeepL may from time to time change the Services and their range of functions if DeepL has a valid legitimate reason to do so.
we may change these Customer Terms and the other components of the Contract (except any Order Forms).
You will be notified of any substantial change to the terms or availability of the Subscription Marketplace in a timely fashion before the entry into force of the change, except in cases of force majeure, Subscriber's fault or third party event outside of Valve's control.
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"We may in our sole discretion and at any time, modify fees for any Subscriptions we offer for any part of our Service. Any Subscription fee change will become effective upon the next renewal Subscription Period.Excerpt from Replicate's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “We may in our sole discretion and at any time, modify fees for any Subscriptions we offer for any part of our Service. Any Subscription fee change will become effective upon the next renewal Subscription Period.”
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