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The elimination of jury trial rights is a significant procedural consequence, removing a fundamental legal protection available to users in court proceedings.
Interpretive note: The clause appears to be part of a list of effects produced by a broader provision; the primary proposition stated here is the jury trial elimination. The qualifier 'to the extent allowable under applicable law' is preserved exactly.
The user loses the right to have a jury decide their dispute to the extent permitted by applicable law.
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The elimination of jury trial rights is a significant procedural consequence, removing a fundamental legal protection available to users in court proceedings.
The user loses the right to have a jury decide their dispute to the extent permitted by applicable law.
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