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Antonija Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
No claims are made
Can you please eplain this sentence to me:
No claims are made or implied in the use, or results by the use of equipment herein.
I guess it means that nobody can sue the manufacturer for any reason?
Thank you in advance.
No claims are made or implied in the use, or results by the use of equipment herein.
I guess it means that nobody can sue the manufacturer for any reason?
Thank you in advance.
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Well, they'd like to think so, but you can always sue. )" Technically, I don't think the wording of the sentence says exactly what it intends to say. )
- Well, they'd like to think so, but you can always sue.
- )" Technically, I don't think the wording of the sentence says exactly what it intends to say.
- )
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Well, they'd like to think so, but you can always sue. 
"Use it at your own risk."
An implied claim might be,
"Use it at your own risk."
An implied claim might be,
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