Availability of Sandbox Environment Sample Clauses

Availability of Sandbox Environment. Except for the revised definitions below, the Definitions of Section 1 of Attachment 4 are hereby incorporated into this Attachment 4-A and shall apply to the calculation of the Sandbox Availability SLA and any Service Interruption Credit provided below. As used in this Attachment 4-A:
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Availability of Sandbox Environment. Except for the revised definitions below, the Definitions of Section 1 of Schedule E are hereby incorporated into this Section 2 of this ScheduleE-1 and shall apply to the calculation of the Sandbox Availability SLA and any Service Interruption Credit provided in Section 3 below. As used in this Schedule E-1:

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