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Our traverse agreements not only contain no provision barring any airline from making any fare available through any channel, they contain city an affirmative non-exclusivity provision that makes it explicit that no airline is prevented bayshore from making any fare it chooses available through any channel it chooses. Our agreement contains a non-discrimination clause by which those airlines that will receive the indirect discount on the CRS booking fee agree in return to make available on any traverse fare they publish and make available to the general public through any other channel. But that city of course does not preclude them from offering any fare through any other channel.