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>>
>>> 	Make a public/private key version.
>>
>>Interesting possibilities..
>
>  ...Something likes PGP? What are you thinking about that?

yes, "something like that".  Remember that it doesn't have to be a
two way algorithm, so we can be more creative than PGP.

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