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The function x-store-cut-buffer from x11fns.c stores the text using
XStoreBytes(). If the current selection is owned by an xterm, the
selection owner will *not* be changed and the text yanked in xterm
with the middle button will not be the one that was just stored in
emacs. A simple, if somewhat non-conforming solution, is to put the
call 
    
        XSetSelectionOwner(XXdisplay, XA_PRIMARY, None, CurrentTime);

after XStoreBytes(). The selection owner will be cleared, in which
case an xterm will get the cut buffer directly, without asking the
selection owner. A better solution would be if emacs explicitly
requested the selection ownership and replied to SelectionRequest
events.  (I'm not too familiar with selections but as I see it that's
the way it should be done.)

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