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TV Guide bears no liability for failure to publish or distribute any issues or copies of the magazine due to strikes, work stoppages, fires, acts of God or any other circumstances that are out of its reasonable control.

Advertisers and their agencies are jointly and severally liable for payment of all advertising invoiced. TV Guide does not accept insertion orders containing sequential liability or liability disclaimer clauses. Such clauses are automatically void.

Any advertising materials submitted must meet all state and federal laws, and U.S. Postal requirements.

Advertisers and their agencies may not use the name "TV Guide" or the TV Guide logo in advertising or promotional materials without written permission from TV Guide.

TV Guide reserves the right to review advertising materials before accepting any orders and may refuse any ad in any edition for any reason at any time and may do so without notifying an advertiser or its agency, even if TV Guide previously agreed to run the ad.

Advertisements must be clearly recognizable as such. If not, and TV Guide judges in its sole discretion that the ad resembles editorial matter, the ad may be rejected or labeled: "Advertisement." The label "Advertisement" must be positioned at the top of the ad.

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