RE-SUPPLY AND RE-WORK OF CONTENT Sample Clauses

RE-SUPPLY AND RE-WORK OF CONTENT. The Publisher may re-supply SGML Content and request HealthGate to convert it again for release via the Site. The Publisher will use its best efforts to re-supply less than 25 issues per month. The Publisher shall remit to HealthGate a fee of $100 for each re-supplied issue of a journal title per month in excess of 25 issues per month for which the Publisher requests HealthGate to convert again for release via the Site, subject to a maximum of $5,000 per financial quarter. The Publisher can re-supply for conversion a particular issue to HealthGate up to a maximum of two times. If an issue is re-supplied more than two times, the Publisher shall remit to HealthGate a fee of $100 for each additional re-supply of the issue. The Project Managers of both parties can meet and agree to waive or adjust the re-supply fee in exceptional circumstances, such as one where the Publisher may request a systematic change to Content.
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