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... It also offers suggestions for steps that leaders in business, academe, and government might take to build on the reports Evidence of progress in several respects may be found in the reports, including the policy enunciated by the Bush Administration of participating with industry in the development of generic, precompetitive technologies; the recognition of the need for participation by government, industry, aca­ deme, and labor; the consideration of the interrelationships between civilian and defense technology needs; and the identification of technologies that are critical to future economic competitiveness and national defense. On the other hand, key issues remain unresolved.
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