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Appendix D - Examples of Access Restrictions on Foreign Atmospheric Data
Pages 45-46

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... output available to the research community. However, access to these data is not readily available if the data are to be used "as a part of, or as the basis of a data base, product, or service 45
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... Friday, cr., Permanent Representative of the United States to the WHO (1988 - 1998) TO: Tom Karl DATE: July 2, 1998 RE: Limitations on International Exchange of Climate Model Output Over the past ten years, most of the governments of Western Europe have moved from taxpayer-funded meteorological services to ones that are increasingly being asked to recover a substantial portion of their costs of operation.
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