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"Spotify may terminate these Terms...or suspend your access to the Spotify Service at any time if we believe you have breached any of these Terms, if we stop providing the Spotify Service or any material component thereof, or as we believe necessary to comply with applicable law.Excerpt from Spotify's Terms and Conditions
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The clause states: “Spotify may terminate these Terms...or suspend your access to the Spotify Service at any time if we believe you have breached any of these Terms, if we stop providing the Spotify Service or any material component thereof, or as we believe necessary to comply with applicable law.”
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