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markm       01/05/12 22:48:28

  Modified:    doc/elib/distrib/captp WormholeOp.html
  Log:
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             say Carol in VatC. If T is passed to Alice in VatA, everything's cool, 
             and it arrives with a Far reference to Carol as its key. However, 
             if Alice were to further pass this to Bob in VatB, then, in order 
-            for T to still be operational and the moment of arrival, this key 
-            would have to arrive as a Settled remote reference to Carol, which 
-            is to say, a Far reference. (For reasons explained below, E won't 
-            do this until the WormholeOp is implemented. Instead, in current E 
-            implementations, the reference to Carol will arrive as an Unresolved 
-            remote reference (a RemoteVow), and therefore T will fail to unserialize. 
-            This is the <a href="../../equality/same-ref.html#lost-resolution">Lost 
-            Resolution</a> bug.)</p>
+            for T to still be operational at the moment of arrival, this key would 
+            have to arrive as a Settled remote reference to Carol, which is to 
+            say, a Far reference. (For reasons explained below, E won't do this 
+            until the WormholeOp is implemented. Instead, in current E implementations, 
+            the reference to Carol will arrive as an Unresolved remote reference 
+            (a RemoteVow), and therefore T will fail to unserialize. This is the 
+            <a href="../../equality/same-ref.html#lost-resolution">Lost Resolution</a> 
+            bug.)</p>
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       <p>The conflict arises when, in the Preserve Passability scenario, Alice