Backout rev 1.2 (this paper is in me(7) not in ms(7) format),

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 There are some constraints inherent in the NFS\(tm\(mo protocol
 that result in performance limitations
 for high performance
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 preliminary implementation of the protocol, in order to show
 how well this design works
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 It has been observed that
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