Take Down Sample Clauses

Take Down. Sympliact reserves the right, but not the obligation, to take down or otherwise exclude from the Site and/or the App, without notice or recourse, any communications, names, photographs, information and/or content made or submitted by you or others on or through the Site or the App that Sympliact believes at any time and in its sole discretion to be infringing or otherwise in violation of the proprietary, privacy or publicity rights of any person or entity; plagiarizing; defamatory; disparaging; embarrassing towards any person or entity; disclosing of confidential, private or personal information about or belonging to any person or entity; profane; indecent; obscene; racist, sexist, or otherwise derogatory in terms of race, nationality, religion, gender, gender identification, sexual orientation or otherwise; threatening; abusive; illegal; false; misleading; deceptive; inciting violence; hate speech; and/or a political attack on a group or individual.
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Take Down. 5G reserves the right to routinely monitor the Customer Materials and may at any time, and without liability to the Customer, take down, remove, delete or cease hosting (Take Down) any Customer Materials that it reasonably believes may breach the warranty set out in clause 16.1. The Customer acknowledges that, in order for 5G to take such action, it may need to wholly or partially suspend or restrict the Services. Where practicable, 5G will endeavour to give the Customer reasonable advance notice of any Take Down of Customer Materials, unless it reasonably believes that the circumstances require otherwise (including, for example, in the event of an emergency or serious breach or misconduct by the Customer or an End User).
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Take Down. All equipment, fixtures and/or supplies must be removed from the fairgrounds after closing on Saturday, September 21 unless prior arrangements have been made and approved for the following morning. Items not removed by Xxxx on Sunday, September 22 shall revert to & become the undisputed property of the fair without further notice or argument.
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Take Down. Practice reserves the right, but not the obligation, to take down or otherwise exclude from the Site, without notice or recourse, any communications, statements, names, photographs, information, and/or content made or submitted by you or others on or through the Site that Practice believes, at any time and in its sole discretion, to be infringing or otherwise in violation of the proprietary rights, the right of privacy, or the right of publicity of any person or entity; defamatory, disparaging, or embarrassing of or towards any person or entity; profane, indecent or obscene; derogatory in terms of race, nationality, religion, gender, gender identification, sexual orientation or otherwise; threatening; abusive; false, misleading or deceptive; or otherwise illegal or something that Practice considers unsuitable for the Site or its users.
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Take Down. Pursuant to the Xxxx-Xxxx Rights Agreement, the Partners acknowledge and agree that the Special General Partner has certain Take Down rights with respect to the Partnership as more particularly set forth in the Xxxx-Xxxx Rights Agreement and incorporated by reference herein. Upon the exercise of the Special General Partner’s option to Take Down, the General Partner shall cause the Partnership to issue limited partnership interests to the Special General Partner, and/or its Affiliate(s), in consideration for its obligations following a Take-Down and this Agreement shall be amended and restated in accordance with this Section 10.3 and with the terms and conditions the Xxxx-Xxxx Rights Agreement. If the Special General Partner does not exercise its Take Down option, as more fully described in the Xxxx-Xxxx Rights Agreement within the time periods and on the conditions described therein then the interest of the Special General Partner in the Partnership shall immediately terminate and the Special General Partner shall cease to be a partner in the Partnership for all purposes, all as more fully described in the Xxxx-Xxxx Rights Agreement.
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Take Down. You accept and acknowledge that we may, but have no obligation to, remove Content and temporarily or permanently disable Accounts containing Content or pertaining to activities that we determine in our sole discretion is/are in violation of the above provision regarding manner of use, such with or without prior notice and in addition to all our other rights.
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Take Down. Company reserves the right, but not the obligation, to take down or otherwise exclude from the Site, without notice or recourse, any communications, statements, names, photographs, information, and/or content made or submitted by you or others on or through the Site that Company believes, at any time and in its sole discretion, to be infringing or otherwise in violation of the proprietary rights, the right of privacy, or the right of publicity of any person or entity; defamatory, disparaging, or embarrassing of or towards any person or entity; profane, indecent or obscene; derogatory in terms of race, nationality, religion, gender, gender identification, sexual orientation or otherwise; threatening; abusive; false, misleading or deceptive; or otherwise illegal or something that Company considers unsuitable for the Site or its users.
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