Hard to tell, really.
The above can happen when there is already data backed up on the WAN
connection to the Cisco. Take a look at the ratio of received data to
transmitted data. I suspect you'll find that the transmit count is much
higher than the received. You might also do a show S2 and send that along
as well.
What kind of CSU/DSU are you using? Have you looked to see if it is
reporting any errors or violation on the leased line?
JGT
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