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Users bear full financial responsibility for all costs and losses Squarespace or its affiliates suffer as a result of the user's breach of the Agreement, with no stated cap on the amounts covered.
Interpretive note: The excerpt identifies multiple independent triggers for indemnification beyond breach of the Agreement (trigger (a)). The canonical claim states only the breach-of-Agreement trigger as the primary proposition; additional triggers are noted in omitted_material.
Users are required to cover all damages, losses, liabilities, costs, claims, demands, fines, awards, and expenses of any kind that Squarespace or its affiliates incur arising out of or related to the user's breach of the Agreement.
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Users bear full financial responsibility for all costs and losses Squarespace or its affiliates suffer as a result of the user's breach of the Agreement, with no stated cap on the amounts covered.
Users are required to cover all damages, losses, liabilities, costs, claims, demands, fines, awards, and expenses of any kind that Squarespace or its affiliates incur arising out of or related to the user's breach of the Agreement.
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