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“USE” TECHNOLOGY SUMMARY INDEX GENERAL NOTES AND TABLE OF CONTENTS General Notes: Note 1: This index is intended to be complete and accurate. Readers are cautioned, however, that there is no substitute for reading the actual statutes, regulations, and other documents that apply, particularly the Commerce Control List, 15 CFR, Part 774. These are controlling in the event of any inconsistency with material in this index. Note 2: In the context of deemed exports, the term software refers to source code. Note 3: Regarding the column indicating whether the use control is related to production technology, It is unlikely that a controlled use technology that is related to a controlled production technology would be applicable in a university research program. Note 4: Items that require a license are controlled either for National Security (NS), Missile Technology (MT), Chemical and Biological (CB), Nuclear Proliferation (NP), United Nations (UN), Regional Stability (RS), Crime Control (CC) or Anti-Terrorism (AT) reasons. ● For NS control: If the destination is not eligible for license exception TSR, an export license is required, except Canada. ● For CB control: A license is required for Country Group D:3 (not including Bulgaria); and, St. Kitts Nevis. ● For MT control: A license is required for all destinations, except Canada. ● For NP control: A license is required for all destinations that are not part of the Nuclear Supplier Group members listed in Country Group A:4 ● For UN control: A license is required for Rwanda. ● For AT control: A license is required for Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Sudan, Syria and Libya. ● For RS control: No license is required for Country Group A:1, Czech Republic, New Zealand and Poland. ● For CC control: No license is required for Country Group A:1, Czech Republic, Hungary, Iceland, New Zealand and Poland. See the Commerce Control List, Supplement No. 1 to Part 774, the Commerce Country Chart, Supplement No. 1 to Part