REPAIR SERVICE RESPONSE Sample Clauses

REPAIR SERVICE RESPONSE. 3.1 AT&T OKLAHOMA’s technicians will provide repair service that is at least equal in quality to that provided to AT&T OKLAHOMA’s End Users; trouble calls from CLEC will receive response time and priorities that are at least equal to that of AT&T OKLAHOMA’s End Users. CLEC and AT&T OKLAHOMA agree to use the severity and priority restoration guidelines set forth in AT&T OKLAHOMA MMP 00-00-000 dated April 1996, and as subsequently modified.
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REPAIR SERVICE RESPONSE. SBC-ASI/13State will provide repair service that is at least equal in quality to that provided to SBC-ASI/13State End Users. Trouble calls from CLEC will receive response time and priorities that are at least equal to that of SBC-ASI/13State’s End Users.
REPAIR SERVICE RESPONSE. 3.1 AT&T ARKANSAS’ technicians will provide repair service that is at least equal in quality to that provided to AT&T ARKANSAS’ customers; trouble calls from CLEC will receive response time and priorities that are at least equal to that of AT&T ARKANSAS’ customers. CLEC and AT&T ARKANSAS agree to use the severity and priority restoration guidelines set forth in AT&T ARKANSAS MMP 00-00-000 dated April 1996, and as subsequently modified.
REPAIR SERVICE RESPONSE. 3.1 AT&T technicians will provide repair service that is at least equal in quality to that provided to AT&T End Users, trouble calls from CLEC will receive response time and priorities that are at least equal to that of AT&T End Users. CLEC and AT&T agree to use the severity and priority restoration guidelines on CLEC Online.
REPAIR SERVICE RESPONSE. 3.1 SBC MISSOURI technicians will provide repair service that is at least equal in quality to that provided to SBC MISSOURI End Users; trouble calls from CLEC will receive response time and priorities that are at least equal to that of SBC MISSOURI End Users. CLEC and SBC MISSOURI agree to use the severity and priority restoration guidelines.
REPAIR SERVICE RESPONSE. SBC TEXAS technicians will provide repair service that is at least equal in quality to that provided to SBC TEXAS End Users; trouble calls from CLEC will receive response time and priorities that are at least equal to that of SBC TEXAS End Users. The CLEC and SBC TEXAS agree to use severity and priority restoration guidelines.
REPAIR SERVICE RESPONSE. 4.1 SWBT technicians will provide repair service that is at least equal in quality to that provided to SWBT customers; trouble calls from CLEC will receive response time and priorities that are at least equal to that of SWBT customers. CLEC and SWBT agree to use the severity and priority restoration guidelines set forth in SWBT MMP 00-00-000 dated April 1996, and as subsequently modified.
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REPAIR SERVICE RESPONSE. ASI-North will provide repair service that is at least equal in quality to that provided to ASI-North Retail Customers. Trouble calls from CLEC will receive response time and priorities that are at least equal to that of ASI-North Retail Customers.
REPAIR SERVICE RESPONSE. 3.1 SBC ARKANSAS technicians will provide repair service that is at least equal in quality to that provided to SBC ARKANSAS End Users; trouble calls from CLEC will receive response time and priorities that are at least equal to that of SBC ARKANSAS End Users. CLEC and SBC ARKANSAS agree to use the severity and priority restoration.

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