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"If you become subject to such a restriction during the term of any agreement with Skillshare, you will notify us within 24 hours, and we will have the right to terminate any further obligations to youExcerpt from Skillshare's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “If you become subject to such a restriction during the term of any agreement with Skillshare, you will notify us within 24 hours, and we will have the right to terminate any further obligations to you”
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