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you agree to cooperate with Walmart if and as requested by Walmart in the defense and settlement of such matter.
You will cooperate as fully required by the Chegg Parties in the defense of any claim.
The Released Parties reserve the right to assume the exclusive defense of any claims or lawsuits, and you agree not to settle any of the foregoing without the applicable Released Parties' prior written consent.
"You agree to promptly notify the Workday Parties of any Claims, cooperate with the Workday Parties in defending such Claims and pay all fees, costs and expenses associated with defending such Claims...Excerpt from Workday's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “You agree to promptly notify the Workday Parties of any Claims, cooperate with the Workday Parties in defending such Claims and pay all fees, costs and expenses associated with defending such Claims...”
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