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Son, S. H. & Chaney, C. "Supporting the Requirements for MultiLevel Secure and Real-Time Databases in Distributed Environments," 73-91. IFIP '98. Vienna, Austria, Aug. 31-Sept. 4, 1998. Chapman & Hall, 1998.
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