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A Federal Standard on electronic media

Ingram, 1998

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5443331842714019899
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Ingram W
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Federal telecommunications standards have traditionally been distributed in hard copy, ie, in book form, with mandated 5-year revisions requiring a new book or new change pages for every updated edition. Distributing Federal telecommunications standards on the World …
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