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News for the week of Nov. 1
• Intermec Suspends Royalties for 60 Days
• Goodyear Copes With RFID Challenges
• EPCglobal Must Act Fast, Says BT
• 'Slap and Ship' Drives Automation
• U.S. Tests E-Passports
• EXI Broadens Its RTLS Platform
• RFID News Roundup
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• BP Eyes New Opportunities
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• BP Leads the Way
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