Rules for Reclaiming Dark Fiber Sample Clauses

Rules for Reclaiming Dark Fiber a. If, at any time, CenturyLink determines that it will not have sufficient fiber to meet its bandwidth requirements within the twelve (12) months following the determination, CenturyLink may reclaim from CLEC the right to use the Dark Fiber, whether or not CLEC is utilizing the Dark Fiber.
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Rules for Reclaiming Dark Fiber a. If, at any time, CenturyLink determines that it will not have sufficient fiber to meet its bandwidth requirements within

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