DW Lips definition

DW Lips is defined in the preamble hereto.
DW Lips is defined in the preamble to this Agreement.

Examples of DW Lips in a sentence

  • As of the Effective Time, the Adjusted DreamWorks Participation Percentage of each Partner shall be as set forth below: Partner Adjusted Dream Works Participation Percentage M&J K B 0.0723 % M&J K 21.6963 % XX-XX 21.7686 % DW Lips 21.7686 % DWI II 29.4173 % Xxx Entertainment, L.L.C. 5.2769 % Universal 0 % Tax Matters Identification, Sale and Distribution of Shares of Common Stock.

  • SCHEDULE C DreamWorks Participation Percentages Partner DreamWorks Participation Percentage ------- ----------------------------------- M&J K XX-XX [JK GRAT] [MK GRAT] DW Lips Vulcan(2) Xxx Entertainment, L.L.C. Vivendi Universal Entertainment LLLP Thomson Inc.

  • SCHEDULE B Initial DreamWorks Capital Partner Initial DreamWorks Capital ------- -------------------------- M&J K $32,314,223 XX-XX $32,314,223 [JK GRAT] $[ ] [MK GRAT] $[ ] DW Lips $32,314,223 Vulcan(1) $707,164,269 Xxx Entertainment, L.L.C. $111,835,731 Vivendi Universal Entertainment LLLP $75,000,000 Thomson Inc.

  • As of the Effective Time, the participation percentage (the "Participation Percentage") of each Partner's Interest shall be as set forth below: Partner Participation Percentage ------- ------------------------ M&J K % XX-XX [JK GRAT] [MK GRAT] DW Lips Vulcan [Vulcan Partner] Xxx Entertainment, L.L.C. Vivendi Universal Entertainment LLLP Thomson Inc.

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