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CORN FOR HWE. For any Corn required by HWE and provided by MFC pursuant to this Agreement, HWE shall pay MFC the Market Price as determined in Title III, Article IV (or, if applicable, Title III, Article I, paragraph 3.1.02(c)), plus the Procurement Fee and storage fees provided for under this Agreement.
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