So, let me wrap up by pointing out that it's really striking how broad the concern has been expressed in Washington about these issues. On one end of the spectrum, you have Freedom House, the leading kind of authority on human rights worldwide that very, very quickly, in early November, came out with a very strong statement expressing real concern about this. You have Wikimedia, which is expressing concern that it's not going to be able to operate in the same way, or perhaps even at all, if, in fact, there are data localization requirements and cross border data flow issues. Folks may think that there's a Wikipedia in every little country around the world, but, in fact, that's not how its architecturally served.