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24 Dec 2018
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What does disclaimer mean?
What does disclaimer mean?
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Disclaimer is a warning.
DISCLAIMER, there will be spoilers.
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- Filipino
disclaimer also usually used in youtube videos , about giving a credits towards a person by using diclaimer. or adding up the caption
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