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Sprint PCS to Manager. Sprint PCS will provide to Manager a true up report each month showing the true up and the net amount due from one party to the other, if any. If the weekly payments made to Manager exceed the actual fees and payments due to Manager, then Manager will remit the amount of the overpayment to Sprint PCS within 5 Business Days after receiving the true up report from Sprint PCS. If the weekly payments made to Manager are less than the actual fees and payments due to Manager, then Sprint PCS will remit the shortfall to Manager within 5 Business Days after sending the true up report to Manager. If a party disputes any amount on the true up report, the disputing party must give the other party written notice of the disputed amount and the reason for the dispute within 90 days after it receives the true up report. The dispute will be resolved through the dispute resolution process in Section 14. The parties must continue to pay to the other party any undisputed amounts owed under this agreement during the dispute resolution process. The dispute of an item does not stay or diminish a party's other rights and remedies under this agreement.
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