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This includes September 11, 2001, when even the most passionate coders were drawn away from their CRT monitors. In that environment, a young developer named Lance James pondered the implications of increased online ‘monitoring’ on the privacy of law-abiding citizens. This would change history. September 11.
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2] Therefore, the relevance of banking system in an economy can be explained in a threefold-manner: Firstly, it helps in ensuring economic stability in the country by ensuring sufficient money supply is available in the market. ” Economic and Political Weekly (2001): 4151-4156. [19] Sivasubramanian. 19] Kalyan, Nalla Bala.
2001/02:150, p. Moreover, compatibility of the BBS Act with Article 15 E-Commerce Directive was assessed when the latter was being implemented in Sweden with the result that the BBS Act is compatible because it does not require active investigation of facts or circumstances which can imply unlawful activity (Prop.
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