On the recordApril 16, 2018
I think Mr. Sherman puts his finger on the heart of the matter here, because the question is no longer can it be the export of individual systems on dual use; it has to be the export of the knowhow.
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Royce emphasizes the importance of controlling the export of knowledge and technology.
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