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This obligation means users may bear the cost of defending Zillow and its personnel against third-party claims, shifting litigation and settlement costs to the user.
Interpretive note: The excerpt ends with an ellipsis, so the full enumeration of conduct that triggers the indemnification obligation is not captured in the canonical claim. The primary proposition—the existence and scope of the indemnification duty—is clearly stated, but specific triggering conditions may be broader than represented.
Users are required to defend and financially protect Zillow and its affiliates and personnel against third-party claims that arise from the user's conduct.
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This obligation means users may bear the cost of defending Zillow and its personnel against third-party claims, shifting litigation and settlement costs to the user.
Users are required to defend and financially protect Zillow and its affiliates and personnel against third-party claims that arise from the user's conduct.
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