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January 18th, 2005

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In today’s world, even though each nation is politically independent, they all rely to some degree on other nations for trade or security, or both. No nation -- at least no nation of even minimal significance -- exists free from this interdependence. But molecular manufacturing has the potential to change all that, and not for the better.

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