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"For those who live in the EU, these Terms are governed by and must be interpreted in accordance with Irish law, and the Irish courts will have exclusive jurisdiction to hear any disputes arising out of or relating these Terms or the Services.Excerpt from Strava's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “For those who live in the EU, these Terms are governed by and must be interpreted in accordance with Irish law, and the Irish courts will have exclusive jurisdiction to hear any disputes arising out of or relating these Terms or the Services.”
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