SharePoint 2007 licensing question

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I've SharePoint 2007 Enterprise installed. I recently found out I have

10 licenses for SharePoint 2007 Enterprise CAL
40 licenses for SharePoint 2007 Standard CAL

Does it mean 50 people can use SharePoint or how licensing works in this case?

Just for sake of all information, i was given that system and licenses just wanted to be clear what correct licensing should be.

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