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minor edits in last 3 paragraphs of intro
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avoid selecting two nodes from the same AS. In light of this, we argue
that node selection algorithms used in previous systems, such as
Tarzan~\cite{freedman:ccs02} and MorphMix~\cite{morphmix:fc04}, are
-likely to be ineffective.
+likely to be ineffective at achieving jurisdictional independence.
-Next, we measure the jurisdictional independence of inter-mix network
+Next, we measure the jurisdictional independence of intra-mix network
paths and find that, given existing mix network topologies, the
-Mixmaster and Tor selection algorithms will nearly always result in
+Mixmaster and Tor selection algorithms will nearly always create
paths that can be observed by a single AS in multiple locations. We
also discover that, because paths between mix nodes often cross the same AS,
a user's vulnerability to eavesdropping does not decrease proportionally
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