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The Operator owns or has a licence to use all of the website's content, software, trademarks, and materials. You can't copy, change, distribute, or reverse-engineer any part of the services unless the law and these terms say you can.
The Operator is not responsible for any direct or indirect losses, such as lost profits, data, or business, that happen because of using the services. This is true as far as the law allows. The Operator doesn't promise that the service will always be available, and they won't be responsible for problems that happen because of things they couldn't have predicted.
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As laws, rules, technologies, or operations change, the Operator may make changes to these terms. The new terms will be posted on the website and will start to apply from the date that it says they do.
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