Many Packet-Switching Networks Use Channels to Provide Temporarily "Dedicated" Pathways

question 14

True/False

Many packet-switching networks use channels to provide temporarily "dedicated" pathways between two points.

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Covenant Not to Compete

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Covenant Not to Compete

A contractual agreement where one individual or entity promises to refrain from engaging in a similar business or profession in direct competition with another.