Microwave Clearing Sample Clauses

Microwave Clearing. Section 2.18 of the TeleCorp Disclosure Schedule lists each of the microwave relocation agreements relating to the FCC Licenses (collectively, the "Relocation Agreements"). With respect to each Relocation Agreement, Section 2.18 of the TeleCorp Disclosure Schedule sets forth (i) the number of links being cleared, (ii) the projected timing of completion, (iii) the projected costs related to each such link and (iv) the costs incurred to date with respect to each such link.
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Microwave Clearing. (a) All of each Party’s cost sharing obligations (if any) to other AWS or Mobile Satellite Service (“MSS”) licensees (or to microwave incumbents or Broadband Radio Service (“BRS”) incumbents in the 2150-2160/62 MHz band) relating to such Party’s operations on any of the AWS spectrum covered by the Assigned VZW Licenses or Assigned TMO Licenses, as applicable, prior to the Closing, and all of each Party’s microwave or BRS relocation obligations (if any) relating to such Party’s operations on such spectrum prior to the Closing or pursuant to any contract or agreement entered into by such Party or any of its Affiliates with respect to such spectrum prior to the Closing (collectively, “AWS Cost Sharing Obligations”), shall remain such Party’s obligation and responsibility, and shall not be assumed by or otherwise become the responsibility of the other Party, even if such costs and obligations are not brought to the attention of either Party until after the Closing. All of the assignee Party’s cost sharing obligations to other AWS or MSS licensees (or to microwave incumbents or BRS incumbents in the 2150-2160/62 MHz band) with respect to the Assigned VZW Licenses or Assigned TMO Licenses assigned to such assignee Party relating to such assignee Party’s operations on such spectrum from and after the Closing and all of such assignee Party’s microwave or BRS relocation obligations relating to such assignee Party’s operations on such spectrum from and after the Closing shall be such assignee Party’s obligation and responsibility. (b) All of each Party’s cost sharing obligations (if any) to other PCS licensees (or to microwave incumbents) relating to such Party’s operations on any of the PCS spectrum covered by the Assigned VZW Licenses or Assigned TMO Licenses, as applicable, prior to the Closing, and all of each Party’s microwave relocation obligations (if any) relating to such Party’s operations on such spectrum prior to the Closing or pursuant to any contract or agreement entered into by such Party or any of its Affiliates with respect to such spectrum prior to the Closing (collectively, “PCS Cost Sharing Obligations,” and together with AWS Cost Sharing Obligations, “Cost Sharing Obligations”), shall remain such Party’s obligation and responsibility, and shall not be assumed by or otherwise become the responsibility of the other Party, even if such costs and obligations are not brought to the attention of either Party until after the Closing. All of the assignee...
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