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Group Signatures with Designated Traceability over Openers’ Attributes in Bilinear Groupsintroduced at CANDAR 2021 is a group signature scheme in which a signer is capable of designating openers by specifying an opening access structure. In this paper, we give an instantiation of the scheme in the algebraic setting of bilinear groups.

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East Asia in Turkish Foreign Policy: Turkey as a ‘Global Power’?ations with this rising and dynamic region to identify the underlying patterns that have determined Turkey’s policies. Following an analysis of relations with Japan, South Korea and China—which are the countries that have become significant in different periods of Turkish history, and that exemplify

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Timothy L. Porter,Andrew G. Sykes due to acidic deposition determines the extent and duration of leaching-induced, altered ionic relations, first of all within the apoplastic space. — Basic principles and implications of cation leaching will be presented in order to elucidate this kind of an indirect effect of acid rain.

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