So it's hard to get raids run. It's hard to get your case heard promptly. It's not that countries don't want to protect intellectual property. They just don't have the infrastructure in place to provide the kind of prompt justice that you get in most developed countries. Well, so far so good, but, as I said earlier, most of the obligations in the countries that matter the most to our intellectual property industry don't kick in until January 1, 2000.
Most developed countries have pretty good laws.
It's the developing world that we're more concerned about. So the jury's still out. I think 10 or so cases. Yes, it's 10 now with the Greece case. Most of the cases have been settled out of court, so to speak.