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Linear control systems with time delays are investigated. The problem is to find a control which will track a given reference input with zero steady-state error. The reference inputs are assumed to be polynomial functions of the time. For the sake of simplicity, only one time delay and step or ramp reference functions are examined. Extension to higher order polynomials and multiple delays is straightforward.<>