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Type specialization can serve as a powerful tool in enforcing safety properties on foreign code. Using the specification of a monitoring interpreter, polyvariant type specialization can produce compiled code that is guaranteed to obey a specified safety policy. It propagates a security state at compile-time and generates code for each different security state. The resulting code contains virtually no run-time operations on the security state, at the price of some code duplication. A novel extension of type specialization by intersection types limits the amount of code duplication considerably, thus making the approach practical.