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Appendix E: Glossary
Appendix E: Glossary
Pages 278-284
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Commodity Any article, material, or supply except technical data.
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only for the export of controlled commodities to nations not a party to the arrangement. Consignee In the context of this report, the recipient of a shipment of commodities or technical data subject to national security export controls.
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Extraterritoriality In the context of this report, the assertion by the U.S. government that its export control regulations govern trade in U.S.controlled commodities and technical data of U.S.
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Individual validated licenses also are required, under certain circumstances, as authorization for reexport of U.S.-origin commodities to new destinations abroad. International List The CoCom list of dual use commodities and technical data that are subject to validated licensing requirements when proposed for export from CoCom countries to other nations.
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National security export controls Procedures designed to regulate the transfer of technology from one country to another in such a way as to protect militarily important technologies from acquisition by potential adversaries (see the Export Administration Act of 1979, as amended)
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Technical data Information of any kind that can be used or adapted for use in the design, production, manufacture, utilization, or reconstruction of articles or materials. The data may take a tangible form, such as a model, prototype, blueprint, or an operating manual (the tangible form may be stored on recording media)
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The International Traffic in Arms Regulations pertain only to items on the list and to directly related technical data, the export and reexport of which must be approved in advance by the State Department. Validated license Written approval issued by the governments of various nations granting limited permission to export controlled commodities or technical data, either on a single- or a multiple-transaction basis.
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