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PARTIES WHO MAY PLACE. ORDERS UNDER THIS AGREEMENT ------------------------------------------------- Ameritech Services, Inc. and each of the Affiliates may place Orders under this Agreement in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement. The ordering party shall be solely liable for all applicable obligations of Buyer specified herein which arise from any Order(s) it may place under this Agreement including, but not limited to, payment obligations, and the ordering party shall have the benefit of all applicable obligations of Supplier established in this Agreement in connection with any Orders it may place. In addition, each of the Affiliates shall also have the benefit of all warranties and other agreements of Supplier hereunder with respect to Goods, Services and/or Software ordered by Ameritech Services, Inc. and transferred to any such Affiliate.
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