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"Starbucks reserves the right at any time to (a) limit ordering options or the availability of certain products, including a limit of twelve (12) or fewer of each potential beverage modifier...Excerpt from Starbucks's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “Starbucks reserves the right at any time to (a) limit ordering options or the availability of certain products, including a limit of twelve (12) or fewer of each potential beverage modifier...”
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