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Peter acknowledges that during the ▇▇▇▇se of his employment with Donini and Pizza Donini and throughout the term of this Agreement, he has been and shall continue to be privy to confidential information and trade secrets belonging to Donini, Pizza Donini, and their respective subsidiaries, affiliates and related companies as it relates to the products, designs, business plans, contracts, proposals, business opportunities, finances, research, development, know-how, personnel, or third-party confidential information of any of Donini, Pizza Donini, or their respective subsidiaries or affiliates to which Peter may have access and t▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ and conditions of this Agreement. For and in consideration of the entering into of this Agreement and in consideration of the options and other remuneration granted herein, Peter undertakes not to div▇▇▇▇ any of the aforementioned information to any person, entity, corporation or authority, nor to use such information for his benefit or the benefit of anyone other than Donini, Pizza Donini, or their respective subsidiaries, affiliates, and related companies during the term of this Agreement and at any time thereafter.
Peter. Clark shall not be responsible for any loss, corruption or interception of materials transmitted or sent to the Client whether over the internet or otherwise, but in such event shall forward a further copy to the Client.
Peter. WBC 49. Waco: Word, 1988.
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