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A service model that is framed on the notions of subject priority and object criticality is introduced. The prevent (p, c) denial of service policy is expressed with respect to the service model. The author demonstrates an approach to arguing compliance with the policy by interpreting the System V/MLS secure operating system in terms of the service model, and then providing a sketch of an evaluation with respect to the prevent (2, 2) policy.<>
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