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Title	Encryption advocates resist legal limits
Type	News
Source	ITworld.com 09/17/2001
Summary	Advocates for the free availability of encryption technology are on the defensive as U.S. lawmakers raise questions about the future of the technology in the aftermath of last week's terrorist attacks. continue

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