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Line 20: ==Extensions== Using Skeen's original three-phase commit protocol, it is possible that a quorum becomes connected without being able to make progress (this is not a deadlock situation; the system will still progress if the network partitioning is resolved). Keidar and Dolev's E3PC<ref name=E3PC>{{cite journal\|last=Keidar\|first=Idit\|author1-link=Idit Keidar\|author2=Danny Dolev \|title=Increasing the Resilience of Distributed and Replicated Database Systems\|journal= Journal of Computer and System Sciences\|volume=57\|issue=3\|date=December 1998\|pages=309–324\| url=~~http~~https://~~webee~~iditkeidar.~~technion.ac.il~~com/wp-content/uploads/~~~idish~~files/Abstracts/jcss.html\|doi=10.1006/jcss.1998.1566\|doi-access=free}}</ref> refines Skeen's three-phase commit protocol and solves this problem in a way which ''always'' allows a quorum to make progress. ==Disadvantages==

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