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CGN. The sum of all the costs or expenses required or convenient for the Concessionaire to purchase Natural Gas or LNG in the quantity, quality and time necessary to obtain and maintain the Guaranteed Capacity, as defined in the terms of the Concession Contract and the Applicable Laws. The basis to determine these costs and expenses shall be solely and entirely the contract(s) for Natural Gas or LNG supply, entered into by the Concessionaire as Associated Contracts.
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