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Execution VersionFIFTH AMENDED AND RESTATED LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY AGREEMENT VANGUARD NATURAL RESOURCES, LLC September 15, 2014TABLE OF CONTENTS ARTICLE I DEFINITIONS Section 1.1 Section 1.2Definitions Construction1 19ARTICLE

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2. Obtain a copy of the previous version of the document that you are amending and restating.
3. Review the previous version to understand its contents and identify the changes you want to make.
4. Create a new document that includes the updated information and changes.
5. Clearly state in the document that it is the fifth amended and restated version.
6. Include a section that summarizes the changes made from the previous version.
7. Make sure to update all relevant sections, such as names, dates, and financial information.
8. Review the document for accuracy and completeness.
9. Once you are satisfied, sign and date the document.
10. Distribute copies of the fifth amended and restated document to all parties involved.
11. Keep a record of the document for future reference.

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Fifth amended and restated is a legal document that modifies and updates a previous version of a document, typically an agreement or contract.

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To fill out fifth amended and restated, parties must review the original document, make necessary changes, and ensure all parties involved sign the updated version.

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The purpose of fifth amended and restated is to update and modify the terms of a previous agreement or contract to reflect any changes or new information.

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Fifth amended and restated must include all updated terms, changes in parties involved, and any additional information relevant to the original agreement.