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API - Translator Text: First few Microsoft Translator API requests succeed, then the calls fail

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Verify that you have a Microsoft Translator API subscription in the Azure portal at https://portal.azure.com.

If you need help creating a subscription, follow the steps outlined in the Try Microsoft Translator webpage.

Microsoft Translator generally will let your first couple of requests pass before it has verified the subscription account status. The error response will indicate the problem. Please log the API response so you can see the reason.

- Edited on January 25, 2017

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  2. API and Customization: Confidentiality
  3. API - Translator Text: How to avoid translation
  4. API - Translator Text: How to report an issue with the API
  5. API - Translator Text: Limits
  6. API - Translator Text: Datacenter Locations
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  8. API - Translator Text: First few Microsoft Translator API requests succeed, then the calls fail
  9. API - Translator Text: Neural and statistical translation systems in the V2 and V3 Translator API
  10. API - Translator Text: Profanity filtering in the TranslateArray() method
  11. API - Translator Text: Languages detected by the Detect() method
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  13. API - Translator Text: Trados plugin for Microsoft Translator
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  16. API - Translator Text / Speech: Using the API key directly in the call. No more token.
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  18. API - Translator Speech: Signal the end of the utterance
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  20. Hub: Translator Hub Resource Guide
  21. Hub: Deployment of a custom system requires a Microsoft Translator Text API subscription
  22. Hub: Capacity of custom Microsoft Translator Hub systems
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