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Incomplete Title. If Golden Phoenix's title is less than the full undivided title to the Claims and the Lease, Borealis shall have, in addition to such other rights and remedies as it may have, the right to elect to accept such lesser title by giving written notice of such election to Golden Phoenix, in which event all Expenditure requirements set forth in Article IV hereunder shall be reduced to the same proportions thereof as the undivided title actually owned by Golden Phoenix bears to the undivided title warranted herein. If Golden Phoenix's title is less than the full undivided title to some, but not all, of the Claims and the Lease, then the Expenditure requirements shall be reduced on a proportionate acreage basis.
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