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c. buy and We will supply or provide access to the Materials (as defined below) on the Site;
and
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Part I - Using our Site
1. Information about Us
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Part II - Intellectual Property and Access & Licence Types
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i. Access and Usage Rights for Individuals/Consumers
eBooks
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iii. Other Terms and Conditions
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12. Conflicting Terms
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Part III - The Public Areas
14. Use of Public Areas and Content Standards
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15. Content Standards
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Part IV E-Commerce
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Part V - General Provisions
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35. Law and Jurisdiction
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