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Editor," are defined in [RFC2028 ...
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lists, functions and other activities which are organized or
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necessary rights and representations have until now been laid out in
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license ...
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language ...
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ISOC has obtained ownership of the IETF Contribution itself, which is
retained by the author(s) or remains in the public domain ...
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