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The Software must be used solely for design and implementation on an Altera product;

You must not use the Software or devices you configure using this Software to violate any internationally
recognized human right; and

The Software may be subject to export controls under applicable government laws and regulations, including
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c) use the materials for the development, design, manufacture, or production of nuclear, missile, chemical,
   or biological weapons.

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