Chronic Sample Clauses

Chronic. Subject to the terms, exclusions, and restrictions described herein, if during three consecutive Calendar Months or any six Calendar Months in any 12 month period, the aggregate amount of credits received by Customer in accordance with this SLA for a particular Affected Port and associated PVCs terminated to such port exceeds 50% of Customer’s total monthly recurring charges for the Port and PVC (after application of any credits, for that Port and PVC during the applicable period), Customer may, upon 30 days prior written notice to Qwest, terminate the Affected Port and associated PVC without incurring any early termination charges associated with that Port and PVC except for usage charges accrued to the date of termination. Customer must exercise any termination right available to it under this section within 30 days after Customer first becomes eligible to exercise the applicable termination right. In the event Customer fails to comply with the condition set forth in the immediately preceding sentence, Customer will, with respect to the applicable termination right, have waived such termination right.
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Chronic. Subject to the terms, exclusions and restrictions described herein, if, during three consecutive Calendar Months or any six Calendar Months in any 12 month period, (i) the aggregate amount of credits received by Customer in accordance with this document for a particular Impacted Service, exceeds 25% of Customer’s total monthly usage charges associated with such service, after application of any discounts or credits, for that Impacted Service or (ii) Customer is entitled to the maximum available credit for an affected access facility under Section 3, Customer may, upon 30 days’ prior written notice to Qwest, terminate the Impacted Service or affected facility without incurring any early termination charges associated with such Impacted Service or facility except for usage charges accrued to the date of termination. Subject to the terms, exclusions and restrictions described herein, if, during any two Calendar Months in any 12 month period, the aggregate amount of credits received by Customer in accordance with this document for all Impacted Services and affected facilities exceeds 15% of Customer’s total monthly charges, after application of any discounts or credits, for all of Customer’s Circuit Switched Network voice usage facilities during such month, Customer may, upon 30 days’ prior written notice to Qwest, terminate all of the inbound and/or outbound circuit switched voice service in the United States Mainland provided by Qwest to Customer and associated access facilities, without incurring any early termination charges associated with the Services, except for usage charges accrued to the date of termination. Customer’s right to terminate the Services in accordance with this section will not apply during any 12 month period in which Customer had less than 5 access facilities or diverse locations utilizing Services and will not apply to services other than the Services." Customer must exercise any termination right available to it under this section within 30 days after Customer first becomes eligible to exercise the applicable termination right. In the event Customer fails to comply with the condition set forth in the immediately preceding sentence, Customer will, with respect to the applicable termination right, have waived its right to such termination right. In the event Customer is unable to meet the monthly commitment for all services being provided by Qwest to Customer under the agreement applicable to the Services as a direct result of the term...
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