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The `_budget_exceeded` function in the example code checks three conditions simultaneously: whether the cost obtained by multiplying the estimated token count by the unit price is within the threshold, whether the actual latency satisfies the tier's SLA, and whether the token count exceeds the model's context window. Only if all three conditions are satisfied does it not escalate.
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