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From: ns@CAT.CMU.EDU (Nicholas Spies)
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Subject: Re: GATT declares U.S. - Japan chip pact illegal
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Date: 5 Apr 88 03:23:08 GMT
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In article <1658@ncsuvx.ncsu.edu> wolf@csclea.UUCP (Thomas Wolf) writes:
>Yes, perhaps they do have some "secret" weapon:  A better educational system!

Another secret weapon is the 3% ceiling on "defense" spending in Japan...while
the US has been busy arming Iran, etc. etc.


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Nicholas Spies			ns@cat.cmu.edu.arpa
Center for Design of Educational Computing
Carnegie Mellon University