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TEMPORARY FIX. Upon the occurrence of an Error (including a Material Error), Omega shall, if full correction of the Error will take an extended period of time, and if requested by Telerate, and if technologically feasible, provide a "temporary fix" to alleviate the adverse consequences of the Error to the extent practicable pending development of the Modification required fully to correct the Error.
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TEMPORARY FIX. This is a relief from the experienced behavior. It may take the form of a workaround, a patch, or an alternate design approach. Service Level Objectives‌
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