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The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 contains all of the following provisions EXCEPT:
Queuing Situation
A scenario where entities wait in line for a service or resource, leading to analysis for efficient management of waiting times and service processes.
Arrival Behavior
The pattern or characteristics of entities (such as people, vehicles, or data packets) arriving at a service system or facility, crucial for designing service processes and managing queues.
Renege
The act of withdrawing from an agreement, commitment, or duty, often leading to a breach of contract.
Waiting-Line Models
Mathematical models used to analyze the processes involving waiting lines (or queues), aimed at improving service efficiency and minimizing waiting times.
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