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Guess it's the same as why we have locks on doors. Won't stop someone determined, but raises the bar a bit.


Does it really raise the bar that much? Are secondary sales tracked well enough to penalize one country from buying restricted export items and selling to a restricted country?

It doesn't take very many steps to make tracking sales untenable.


It's the difference between being able to get 20 units of XYZ though a middleman in the US and being able to order 20,000 units direct from the manufacturer.




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