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Buy M365 subscription for a new tenant	Purchase a Microsoft 365 subscription for a new Microsoft tenant.	Buy Microsoft 365 subscription for a new tenant
Buy M365 subscription for an existing tenant	Purchase a Microsoft 365 subscription for an existing Microsoft tenant.	Buy Microsoft 365 subscription for an existing tenant
Add new items to an agreement	Order new items using an existing Marketplace agreement.	Add new items to an agreement
Purchase additional Microsoft 365 licenses	Buy more licenses for an existing subscription.	Purchase additional Microsoft 365 licenses
Reduce Microsoft 365 licenses	Reduce licenses for a subscription.	Reduce Microsoft 365 licenses
Terminate Microsoft 365 agreement	Cancel all subscriptions in your agreement.	Terminate Microsoft 365 agreement
Terminate Microsoft 365 subscription	Cancel one or more subscriptions in your agreement.	Terminate Microsoft 365 subscription
Upgrade Microsoft 365 subscription	Fully or partially upgrade your subscription.	Upgrade Microsoft 365 subscription

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