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"Some states do not allow a Terms of Use to have a "no-warranties" provision... if your state does not allow this type of limitation, this paragraph will not apply to you.Excerpt from UnitedHealthcare's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “Some states do not allow a Terms of Use to have a "no-warranties" provision... if your state does not allow this type of limitation, this paragraph will not apply to you.”
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