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This restriction prevents users from joining forces with others in arbitration, limiting each person to pursuing their claim individually unless Starbucks also consents to consolidation.
Interpretive note: The excerpt contains an ellipsis suggesting possible additional proceeding types not visible in the provided text.
Your arbitration claim cannot be combined with other people's claims, and no class or consolidated proceeding can occur, unless both you and Starbucks agree to it.
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This restriction prevents users from joining forces with others in arbitration, limiting each person to pursuing their claim individually unless Starbucks also consents to consolidation.
Your arbitration claim cannot be combined with other people's claims, and no class or consolidated proceeding can occur, unless both you and Starbucks agree to it.
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