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Ref:           ripe-144
Title:         RIPE NCC Activities & Expenditure 1997
Author:        D. Karrenberg, M. Kuehne, C. Orange, P. Ridley 
Date:          3 October 1996
Format:        PS=378607 TXT=72811 bytes
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Updates:       ripe-133
Updated by:
See also:      ripe-145


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This document describes the RIPE NCC Activities and Expenditure
for 1997 as approved by the Contributors Committee.
The only change from the draft document is the deletion of 
activity N.4 "Industry Representation".

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