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"If you have an agreement with Uber regarding Third-Party Services with terms that conflict with these Terms of Service, the terms of that agreement (and not these Terms of Service) will apply with respect to any disputes arising from your provision of Third-Party ServicesExcerpt from Uber's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “If you have an agreement with Uber regarding Third-Party Services with terms that conflict with these Terms of Service, the terms of that agreement (and not these Terms of Service) will apply with respect to any disputes arising from your provision of Third-Party Services”
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