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US Michael Chertoff, Chief of the US Department of Homeland Security speech in Brussels

01 May 2005

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"we've got to be compatible. It doesn't make a lot of sense, for example, to have radio frequency chips that use different kinds of modalities in the United States and Europe and in Asia because we're simply going to make it hard for us to interconnect, so that to the extent that we can start to build common platforms and common technological approaches"

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