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"By making available Photos, you warrant that you are the sole author and owner of the Photos, or that you have obtained all required releases or permissions to permit copying, printing, licensing of the PhotosExcerpt from Walmart's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “By making available Photos, you warrant that you are the sole author and owner of the Photos, or that you have obtained all required releases or permissions to permit copying, printing, licensing of the Photos”
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