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Which brings up the topic of natural or artificial selection and the power set of selectors (selectors that select options for selectors to select including selectors). In an SOA, a selector can be selected but can also select who can select the selector. :-) len From: Chiusano Joseph [mailto:chiusano_joseph@b...] [Removing "OT", as this seems to be on-topic to me] Ah...all characteristics of service-oriented architectures.

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