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From: Edward Caulfield
Date: Thu, 02 May 1991 23:04

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The firm I work for sells kerberos capability as part of an overall
package into the international marketplace.  According to the lawers,
this stuff is allowed to go to Canada and what are known as 
'COCOM' Countries.  What the acronym refers to, I dunno.

Ed Caulfield
Xyplex
ekcaulfield@mkt.xyplex.com

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