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It sounds like you are trying to interpret a clause in a contract. It sounds like the clause to which you are referring says:

The agreement may be terminated by the owner upon not less than seven days written notice to the architect for the owner's convenience and without cause."

To understand the above clause, we'll break it down:

1) The agreement may be terminated by the owner IF

2) the owner gives seven days or more notice to the architect AND

3) the notice to terminate is given in writing AND

4) no cause for termination is needed (meaning, the owner can terminate for ANY reason, so long as s/he follows the rules to terminate)

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