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\vspace{-10pt} \begin{tabbing} Subject:
\hspace*{0.25in}\=Unresolved issue 354\\ From: \>Van Snyder\\
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\linenumbers* \section{Questions for J3}\label{Question} Is a
\si{generic-binding} accessible by ``USE, only'', perhaps with
renaming? Or is it only accessible indirectly by way of objects
of the type? What if there's also a generic interface block for
an operator (or assignment) that's the same name as a generic
binding, and that is accessed by ``USE, only'' -- or what if
there isn't one? If it is accessible by ``USE, only'', can it be
accessed from the modules in which the types to which it is
bound are defined or accessible, even if no objects of that type
are accessible? Do we need to say more, one way or the other in
eith