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               EAPR maintained its own bank account in Puerto Rico from               
          which it paid for raw materials and components, labor (including            
          amounts paid to PPI), and other supplies and services.  EAPR’s              
          board of directors authorized officers of EAPR and two employees            
          of EA’s accounting department to execute checks on behalf of                
          EAPR.  EAPR’s checks for raw materials and components, labor                
          (including amounts paid to PPI), and other supplies and services            
          were prepared and signed on EAPR’s behalf by these authorized               
          people in EA’s offices in San Mateo.                                        
               EA employees in San Mateo entered purchase forecast and                
          order information into the MRP System.  Unrelated vendors shipped           
          raw materials and components directly to EAPR in Puerto Rico,               
          based on need as determined under the MRP System.  Deliveries of            
          raw materials and components were received and inspected by                 
          EAPR’s manager, lease employees, or PPI employees; these services           
          by PPI employees were covered by the Agreement.  The raw                    
          materials and components were stored in separately identified               
          warehouse space covered by the Lease.                                       
               At or near the end of each fiscal year, one or more lease              
          employees, under the supervision of EAPR’s manager and an                   
          accounting staff person from EA who visited Puerto Rico for this            
          purpose, performed a physical inventory of EAPR’s materials                 
          inventory, work in process, and finished goods.                             








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