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"As a European-Consumer, you may bring a dispute which may arise under these Terms or in connection with the use of the Service, in the applicable courts of the country in which you are habitually resident.Excerpt from xAI's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “As a European-Consumer, you may bring a dispute which may arise under these Terms or in connection with the use of the Service, in the applicable courts of the country in which you are habitually resident.”
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