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SAMPLE ARTICLES

• Weights & Measures: Who's Responsible For Uniform Standards?   June 2001
• Standards Become Standards When Gorillas Comply   Apr. 2001
• Creating "Good" Worldwide Standards   Jan. 2001
• Are Engineering Standards Developed Fast Enough?   Dec. 2000

RECENT ISSUES

• Issue 5: August 31, 2001
• Issue 4: June 26, 2001
• Issue 3: April 26, 2001
• Issue 2: January 10, 2001
• Issue 1: December 1, 2000

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