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 recipient by wrapping messages in layers of public-key cryptography, and
 relaying them through a path composed of \emph{mixes}. Each mix in turn
 decrypts, delays, and re-orders messages, before relaying them toward their
-destinations.  Chaum proved the security of a mix against a \emph{passive
-  adversary} who eavesdrops on all communications but is unable to observe
-the reordering inside the mix.
+destinations. % Chaum proved the security of a mix against a \emph{passive
+%  adversary} who eavesdrops on all communications but is unable to observe
+%the reordering inside the mix.
 % This above statement is misleading, no? The proof only holds when
 % Alice sends always/only once, IIRC. -NM
 Because some mixes might be controlled by an

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