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Special Provisions To Base Contract for Sale and Purchase of Natural Gas (Special Provisions) Dated, 2013 by and between The East Ohio Gas Company, DBA Dominion East Ohio (DO) and (Counterparty) These

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Special provisions to base are additional regulations or conditions that are added to the base contract in order to address specific requirements or circumstances.

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