It can range from the very obvious to the very subtle. We've experienced it in Europe a bit as well, but the U.S. has a small company set-aside that's reserved, ironically, for female-run businesses, as well as other small businesses, so as for us going in and competing against other local businesses, we can quite quickly be removed from the competition because we're from outside the U.S.
For the most part, fortunately, that only applies to smaller contracts. With any of the larger ones we've been involved in, they've waived that clause, but what we have seen is some decision-making that defies logic. We can't help wondering if, in the background, part of the reason for it is that there are local companies they want to support.