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 \subsubsection{In this paper.}
 We begin in Section~\ref{sec:background} with a discussion of related work,
-and an overview of known attacks against existing pseudo-nymity systems.  (To
+and an overview of known attacks against existing pseudo\-nymity systems.  (To
 motivate our work, Subsection~\ref{subsec:disclosure} presents new analysis
 on the effectiveness of passive traffic analysis against current reply-block
 based nym servers.)  Section~\ref{sec:design} presents the Pynchon Gate in
@@ -557,7 +557,7 @@
 following categories.
 
 \subsubsection{Legal and hacking attacks.} 
-Attackers may attempt to coerce the operators of pseudo-nymity systems
+Attackers may attempt to coerce the operators of pseudo\-nymity systems
 through lawsuits or other
 means~\cite{nym-alias-net,wagner,helsingius,jap-backdoor,jap-pr}, or may
 attempt to surreptitiously obtain information about nym holders.
@@ -800,7 +800,7 @@
 state that delay each message each round with probability $P_D$.
 
 We ran the simulated attack with different values for $P_M$, $P_D$, and
-$\ell$, against a nym server with $N=2^{16}$ active pseudonymous users.
+$\ell$, against a nym server with $N=2^{16}$ active pseudo\-nymous users.
 (This is probably an overestimate of the number of users on typical nymserver
 today~\cite{nym-alias-net}.)   We performed 100 trials for each set of
 paramaters.  In the worst case (for the nym holder), when
@@ -907,7 +907,7 @@
 described in Section~\ref{subsec:related-work}, and compare their
 respective performance in Figure~\ref{fig:performance}. Bandwidth
 requirements for the independent
-components of the pseudo-nym system are averages per cycle. We use the term
+components of the pseudo\-nym system are averages per cycle. We use the term
 ``infrastructure'' to denote mix nodes in the Type I (Cypherpunk) and Type
 III (Underhill~\cite{underhill-spec}) nym server systems, NNTP
 servers~\cite{rfc-1036} for the Usenet news drop, and distributors in

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