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We study a realistic quantum computational model with the permanent interaction of diagonal type between qubits. Its universality was proven in quant-ph/0202030. We propose two types of control over computations: random and periodical NOTs. The slowdown of computations in comparison with the abstract model is estimated. It is shown how fermionic computations can be implemented in the framework of this model.