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Services agreement · Northwind

The engagement covers editing, signature, and the client thread.

This agreement renews on 12 March unless notice is given before that date.

Either party may end the renewal with thirty days’ written notice.

Fee for the next term: $18,400, due on the first of the month.

Signed for Northwind by Maya Khan, client lead.

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