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Field measurements of clear atmosphere attenuation have been made at a wavelenght of 0.89 mm, using an optically pumped far infrared laser as a source. Absolute measurements of attenuation idicated 4 to ]4 8B/km above values calculated by absorption line compilations. Attenuation sensitivity measurements yielded values 1.5 to 2.0 times greater that the slopes predicted by monomer theory. Reasonable agreement is obtained with previously measured data by Tanton and by Ryadov and Furashov.