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"Right to explanation: You have the right to require us to further explain our rules of processing of personal information to the extent that are unclear or not addressed in this Privacy Statement.Excerpt from Thomson Reuters's Privacy
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The clause states: “Right to explanation: You have the right to require us to further explain our rules of processing of personal information to the extent that are unclear or not addressed in this Privacy Statement.”
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