Speech to Urge Creation of an Identity Services Infrastructure for Security of
Large-Scale Electronic ID Programs

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"Partial -birth abortion is not necessary for women's physical or emotional
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In a speech in Berlin to government officials and industry executives from
across Europe, CoreStreet President Phil Libin will urge the creation of a
system to address many of these critical issues, including:
* Scale -- Supporting millions and later billions of transactions.

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"We are hopeful that the federal ban on partial-birth abortion will be
upheld," she added.

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While much attention has focused on the chips that are to be embedded in
these "epassports," governments and their private sector partners face many
daunting challenges in designing and building secure, reliable systems of this
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Bishops' Official Welcomes Supreme Court Decision to Hear Partial-Birth Abortion Case

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McQuade said, "Abortion advocates once said the procedure was rare,
and used only on women whose lives were in danger or whose unborn children
were dying or severely disabled.

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CoreStreet President to Address Government Officials and Industry Executives at Electronic Passport Forum in Berlin

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* Privacy -- Ensuring that the information on individuals remains private
and secure.
Phil Libin, president of CoreStreet, is a frequent speaker at industry
events and is widely quoted in the press on identity, security, ISI, FIPS 201,
HSPD 12 and many other national and international initiatives underway and
planned.

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' The Alan Guttmacher Institute estimates that 2,200 abortions were
performed in 2000 using this grotesque method.

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The Electronic Passport Forum takes place May 18th and 19th at the Hilton
Berlin.

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S. Extensive testimony reveals that there is no maternal health reason
why such a gruesome and inhumane procedure must be performed," Ms.

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To speak with Phil, please contact Lisa Astor or Jennifer Roedel at
Schwartz Communications at corestreet@schwartz-pr.corestreet. But Ron Fitzsimmons, then Executive Director
of the National Coalition of Abortion Providers, admitted in 1997 that
partial-birth abortions are 'primarily done on healthy women and healthy
fetuses.

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other countries around the world will soon become electronic thanks to small
chips that will hold a traveler's identity information , visas and immunization
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"We welcome the news that the Supreme Court will take a new look at
partial-birth abortion," said Deirdre A.

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* Cost -- Architecting a high-availability, trusted system without adding
significant additional costs. He also writes about these and other issues in his blog, Vastly
Important Notes (http://www. McQuade, spokesperson for the United
States Conference of Catholic Bishops' Secretariat for Pro-Life Activities.

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ruling by the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals.