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Anthony Atkielski writes:

>  That has to change, and soon.  There's no cure for a shortage of
>  bandwidth except more bandwidth.  Lay the fiber and light it.

	As I understand it, in India it's Not That Simple.  Operations
which take eight weeks and three signatures in the U. S. or
U. K. can take years and dozens of signatures ... and if you run
into a corrupt official, good luck.


			Robert Huff