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Third Party Software Attributions, Copyrights, Licenses and Disclosure Qlik Catalog ® October 2020 Release Certain open source or other third-party software and data components are integrated and/or redistributed with various releases of Qlik Catalog. Such third-party components include terms and conditions, such as attribution and liability disclaimers (collectively "Third Party Disclosures") for which disclosure is required by their respective owners. This document sets forth such Third Party Disclosures for the specified version of Qlik Catalog, as of the date set forth above. This disclosure is also available within the Documentation for Qlik Catalog, as well as on the Qlik web page located at http://www.qlik.com/license-terms. NEITHER QLIKTECH INTERNATIONAL AB NOR ANY OF ITS AFFILIATES (COLLECTIVELY, “QLIK”) MAKES ANY REPRESENTATION, WARRANTY OR OTHER COMMITMENT REGARDING SUCH THIRD PARTY COMPONENTS. 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