By EVAN RAMSTAD And MIN SUN LEE A South Korea court on Friday delivered a split decision in its part of the global legal battle between Apple and Samsung over mobile patents. The WSJ's Evan Ramstad talks about the legal battle in South Korea and the US … Friday, August 24, 2012
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South Korea Court Says Samsung, Apple Infringed Each Other's Patents - Wall Street Journal
By EVAN RAMSTAD And MIN SUN LEE A South Korea court on Friday delivered a split decision in its part of the global legal battle between Apple and Samsung over mobile patents. The WSJ's Evan Ramstad talks about the legal battle in South Korea and the US …
By EVAN RAMSTAD And MIN SUN LEE A South Korea court on Friday delivered a split decision in its part of the global legal battle between Apple and Samsung over mobile patents. The WSJ's Evan Ramstad talks about the legal battle in South Korea and the US … 
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10 Best Android apps this week - The Guardian (blog)
The weekly Android Apps Rush post is back to Fridays after last week's lateness. As ever, this roundup doesn't include new Android games - you can find those here. The weekly iOS roundup will be published later in the day. Here's this week's Android …
Apple vs. Samsung: Three possible outcomes - CNNMoney
By David Goldman @CNNMoneyTech August 24, 2012: 6:49 AM ET Do these phones look too similar? That could be a billion-dollar decision for Apple and Samsung. NEW YORK (CNNMoney) — An epic patent battle involving the world's two largest technology …
Apple, Samsung Must Stop Some Korea Sales in Patent Dispute - Businessweek
The weekly Android Apps Rush post is back to Fridays after last week's lateness. As ever, this roundup doesn't include new Android games - you can find those here. The weekly iOS roundup will be published later in the day. Here's this week's Android … Apple vs. Samsung: Three possible outcomes - CNNMoney
By David Goldman @CNNMoneyTech August 24, 2012: 6:49 AM ET Do these phones look too similar? That could be a billion-dollar decision for Apple and Samsung. NEW YORK (CNNMoney) — An epic patent battle involving the world's two largest technology … Apple, Samsung Must Stop Some Korea Sales in Patent Dispute - Businessweek
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South Korean court rules Samsung didn't copy iPhone - USA TODAY
SEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's Samsung won a home court ruling in its global smartphone battle against Apple on Friday when Seoul judges said the company didn't copy the look and feel of the US company's iPhone, and that Apple infringed on …
SEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's Samsung won a home court ruling in its global smartphone battle against Apple on Friday when Seoul judges said the company didn't copy the look and feel of the US company's iPhone, and that Apple infringed on … seenewstoday.com : Technology News updates
Facebook overhauls iPhone app to boost speed - Telegraph.co.uk
The firm said the new version, released on the Apple App Store overnight, was twice as fast and more reliable. The old app was written in HTML 5, the web's programming language, but Facebook's new iOS app is written in native code to help speed it up …
Apple, Samsung Must Stop Some Korea Sales in Patent Dispute - San Francisco Chronicle
(Updates with Samsung statement in sixth paragraph.) Aug. 24 (Bloomberg) — Apple Inc. and Samsung Electronics Co. must stop selling some smartphones and tablet computers in South Korea and pay damages after a Seoul court ruled they infringed on each …
The firm said the new version, released on the Apple App Store overnight, was twice as fast and more reliable. The old app was written in HTML 5, the web's programming language, but Facebook's new iOS app is written in native code to help speed it up … Apple, Samsung Must Stop Some Korea Sales in Patent Dispute - San Francisco Chronicle
(Updates with Samsung statement in sixth paragraph.) Aug. 24 (Bloomberg) — Apple Inc. and Samsung Electronics Co. must stop selling some smartphones and tablet computers in South Korea and pay damages after a Seoul court ruled they infringed on each … seenewstoday.com : Technology News updates
Court in South Korea bans some Apple, Samsung products - Fox News
A South Korean court ruled Friday that technology giants Apple Inc. and Samsung Electronics Co. both infringed on each other's patents, and ordered a partial ban of their products in South Korea. The court also denied accusations that Samsung copied …
A South Korean court ruled Friday that technology giants Apple Inc. and Samsung Electronics Co. both infringed on each other's patents, and ordered a partial ban of their products in South Korea. The court also denied accusations that Samsung copied … seenewstoday.com : Technology News updates
Apple vs Samsung: How will the guilty be charged? - Economic Times
Apple's arguments on the value of the "demand" for its features are embodied in Hauser's study, which surveyed Samsung customers over the Internet. SAN JOSE: Between the hotshot designers and brainy engineers Apple Inc questioned for three weeks in the …
South Korean court bans some products in Apple-Samsung patent case - Los Angeles Times
A verdict has been reached in the patent-infringement battle between Apple and Samsung, but not in the United States. Instead, as part of a multibillion-dollar global patent fight between the two technology heavyweights, a South Korean court ruled …
Apple's arguments on the value of the "demand" for its features are embodied in Hauser's study, which surveyed Samsung customers over the Internet. SAN JOSE: Between the hotshot designers and brainy engineers Apple Inc questioned for three weeks in the … South Korean court bans some products in Apple-Samsung patent case - Los Angeles Times
A verdict has been reached in the patent-infringement battle between Apple and Samsung, but not in the United States. Instead, as part of a multibillion-dollar global patent fight between the two technology heavyweights, a South Korean court ruled … Thursday, August 23, 2012
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Korean court: Apple, Samsung infringed each other's patents - CNET
A court in Seoul, South Korea, has ruled that Apple and Samsung infringed each other's patents and must pay damages, Bloomberg reports. by Edward Moyer A court in Seoul, South Korea, has ruled that Apple and Samsung infringed each other's patents and …
A court in Seoul, South Korea, has ruled that Apple and Samsung infringed each other's patents and must pay damages, Bloomberg reports. by Edward Moyer A court in Seoul, South Korea, has ruled that Apple and Samsung infringed each other's patents and … seenewstoday.com : Technology News updates
iPhone 5 and iPad Mini launching at the same time? Why? - CNET
Some reports suggest September 12 will see both the launch of iPhone 5 and the iPad Mini. But does this make sense? by Chris Matyszczyk I know that Apple likes to add one more thing to its launch events. It makes them more dramatic, like a thriller …
Seoul court rules Apple infringed two Samsung patents - Reuters
| SEOUL (Reuters) – Apple Inc has infringed on two of Samsung Electronics Co's patents and it has been fined $35400 by a South Korean court, the court ruled on Friday. The South Korean ruling comes as the two firms are locked in a bruising global …
New Microsoft logo gets mixed reviews - The Seattle Times
By Melissa Allison Steven Senne / AP The new Microsoft logo is seen on an exterior wall of a new Microsoft store inside the Prudential Center mall in Boston. No comments have been posted to this article. Microsoft's new logo isn't sparking anyone's …
The New Facebook for iOS: Same Coat of Paint, Much Better Engine [REVIEW] - Mashable
Some reports suggest September 12 will see both the launch of iPhone 5 and the iPad Mini. But does this make sense? by Chris Matyszczyk I know that Apple likes to add one more thing to its launch events. It makes them more dramatic, like a thriller … Seoul court rules Apple infringed two Samsung patents - Reuters
| SEOUL (Reuters) – Apple Inc has infringed on two of Samsung Electronics Co's patents and it has been fined $35400 by a South Korean court, the court ruled on Friday. The South Korean ruling comes as the two firms are locked in a bruising global … New Microsoft logo gets mixed reviews - The Seattle Times
By Melissa Allison Steven Senne / AP The new Microsoft logo is seen on an exterior wall of a new Microsoft store inside the Prudential Center mall in Boston. No comments have been posted to this article. Microsoft's new logo isn't sparking anyone's … The New Facebook for iOS: Same Coat of Paint, Much Better Engine [REVIEW] - Mashable
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Microsoft opens new Boston retail store (pictures) - CNET
Microsoft opened a new store today in Boston, and CNET's Jim Kerstetter was pretty impressed by what he found inside the company's shiny new brick-and-mortar endeavor. Here's a Windows Phone display in front of the new store, located in Boston's …
Microsoft opened a new store today in Boston, and CNET's Jim Kerstetter was pretty impressed by what he found inside the company's shiny new brick-and-mortar endeavor. Here's a Windows Phone display in front of the new store, located in Boston's … seenewstoday.com : Technology News updates
Facebook Reorients Itself for a Small-Screen World - New York Times
MENLO PARK, Calif. -- At Facebook's headquarters here, mobile devices are everywhere. The first thing visitors do is sign in on iPads at the front desk. Employees at the campus coffee shop use iPads as cash registers. Instead of sending e-mails, …
MENLO PARK, Calif. -- At Facebook's headquarters here, mobile devices are everywhere. The first thing visitors do is sign in on iPads at the front desk. Employees at the campus coffee shop use iPads as cash registers. Instead of sending e-mails, … seenewstoday.com : Technology News updates
Microsoft unveils a new logo - USA TODAY
By Jefferson Graham, USA TODAY Microsoft unveiled a new logo Thursday– after using the same one for 25 years. With the Windows 8 upgrade and others coming out later this year, Microsoft said it was a good time for an update. To report corrections and …
US approves Verizon Wireless purchase of airwave licenses - Los Angeles Times
WASHINGTON -- Verizon Wireless won final federal approval for its $3.6-billion purchase of airwave licenses primarily from large cable companies, but regulators slapped additional conditions onto the deal. The approval by the Federal Communications …
Facebook's New App Upgrade Shows Priority Is In Mobile - Equities.com
By Jefferson Graham, USA TODAY Microsoft unveiled a new logo Thursday– after using the same one for 25 years. With the Windows 8 upgrade and others coming out later this year, Microsoft said it was a good time for an update. To report corrections and … US approves Verizon Wireless purchase of airwave licenses - Los Angeles Times
WASHINGTON -- Verizon Wireless won final federal approval for its $3.6-billion purchase of airwave licenses primarily from large cable companies, but regulators slapped additional conditions onto the deal. The approval by the Federal Communications … Facebook's New App Upgrade Shows Priority Is In Mobile - Equities.com
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Facebook speeds up iPhone app - Newsday
Technology Newsday New York > Business Print Aa Facebook speeds up iPhone app with rebuild Originally published: August 23, 2012 5:59 PM Updated: August 23, 2012 6:02 PM By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS What's the worst insult you can throw at a fast-moving …
iPhone 5 next-gen features "not needed" by consumers - SlashGear
A lot of people are expecting to see 4G LTE capabilities in the next iPhone, but a new poll suggests that a significant percentage of smartphone users aren't all that interested in the feature. According to a new poll from Piper Jaffray, …
Verizon-Cable Deal's Terms Questioned as FCC Approves - Businessweek
By Todd Shields on August 23, 2012 The Federal Communications Commission's approval for Verizon Wireless to buy airwaves from cable companies came with conditions that Democrats said would preserve competition and Republicans, while voting to approve …
iPhone trails at No.7 in China's smartphone market, report says - CNET
The Chinese hold Apple's products in high regard, but the iPhone is too costly and isn't hooked into China Mobile's network, analysis firm IHS says. by Donna Tam Despite Apple's popularity in China, the iPhone is only No. 7 in the Chinese smartphone …
Yes, a Microsoft Store wows a naysayer - CNET
AT&T, have you no shame? - Ars Technica
by Nate Anderson – Aug 23, 2012 9:06 pm UTC Bob Quinn, one of the top AT&T lobbyists ("Senior Vice President-Federal Regulatory") in a company famous for lobbyists, must have drawn the short straw at the office staff meeting this week, because he got a …
The mobile patent wars - TG Daily
The Apple versus Samsung patent trial is now in the hands of the jury (heaven help them all) and tech reporters are waiting with baited breath for the outcome. Speculation about the future of mobile devices, how they look, how people touch them, …
McAfee fixes update glitch that knocked BT users offline - ZDNet
By David Meyer | August 23, 2012 — 11:35 GMT (04:35 PDT) McAfee has issued a hotfix for a buggy update that it pushed out last Friday, which caused some customers to lose internet connectivity. The problem, which also caused errors for some within …
Technology Newsday New York > Business Print Aa Facebook speeds up iPhone app with rebuild Originally published: August 23, 2012 5:59 PM Updated: August 23, 2012 6:02 PM By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS What's the worst insult you can throw at a fast-moving … iPhone 5 next-gen features "not needed" by consumers - SlashGear
A lot of people are expecting to see 4G LTE capabilities in the next iPhone, but a new poll suggests that a significant percentage of smartphone users aren't all that interested in the feature. According to a new poll from Piper Jaffray, … Verizon-Cable Deal's Terms Questioned as FCC Approves - Businessweek
By Todd Shields on August 23, 2012 The Federal Communications Commission's approval for Verizon Wireless to buy airwaves from cable companies came with conditions that Democrats said would preserve competition and Republicans, while voting to approve … iPhone trails at No.7 in China's smartphone market, report says - CNET
The Chinese hold Apple's products in high regard, but the iPhone is too costly and isn't hooked into China Mobile's network, analysis firm IHS says. by Donna Tam Despite Apple's popularity in China, the iPhone is only No. 7 in the Chinese smartphone … Yes, a Microsoft Store wows a naysayer - CNET
AT&T, have you no shame? - Ars Technica
by Nate Anderson – Aug 23, 2012 9:06 pm UTC Bob Quinn, one of the top AT&T lobbyists ("Senior Vice President-Federal Regulatory") in a company famous for lobbyists, must have drawn the short straw at the office staff meeting this week, because he got a … The mobile patent wars - TG Daily
The Apple versus Samsung patent trial is now in the hands of the jury (heaven help them all) and tech reporters are waiting with baited breath for the outcome. Speculation about the future of mobile devices, how they look, how people touch them, … McAfee fixes update glitch that knocked BT users offline - ZDNet
By David Meyer | August 23, 2012 — 11:35 GMT (04:35 PDT) McAfee has issued a hotfix for a buggy update that it pushed out last Friday, which caused some customers to lose internet connectivity. The problem, which also caused errors for some within … 
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'Leaked' iPhone5 Appears to Have Bigger Screen - Atlanta Black Star
Apple has gotten to the point where its fans await the release of new iPhones like a religious experience. So with the expectation that a new iPhone will be upon us in the next couple of weeks, we will be seeing more "leaks" telling us what the phone …
Microsoft's logo update tells us they're ready for new era - SlashGear
Those who cover the gadget and technology universe in news know that Microsoft is more than ready for a face change - they're ready for a whole nip and tuck age reduction. With the logo they've released today, they've made it clear that they're willing …
Instacube: A digital photo frame for Instagram hipsters - CNET (blog)
View your X-Pro and Walden-filtered Instagram photos in all their glory with Instacube, a digital photo frame with a few social tricks up its sleeve. by Amanda Kooser Once-hot digital photo frames are now relegated to the holiday gift sales section at …
AT&T: No iPhone FaceTime Without Paying Extra - InformationWeek
Legal experts say AT&T violates FCC rules with plan to restrict FaceTime use on its cellular network to premium-plan customers. By Mathew J. Schwartz InformationWeek AT&T Wednesday confirmed that it will block any use of the iOS FaceTime app across its …
T-Mobile announces contract-free T-Mobile Concord - CNET
by Lynn La Today, T-Mobile unveiled its no-contract, entry-level Android device tailored to first-time smartphone users. Manufactured by ZTE, the T-Mobile Concord will sport a 2-megapixel camera, ship natively with Android 2.3 Gingerbread, …
UAW Will Make Major Announcement Today - WKBN/WYFX-TV
Facebook Messages: A Rundown of Its New Look - PCWorld (blog)
Thieves target iPhone, Android phone users - WKMG Orlando
If you have an Android or an iPhone, you may be a target for thieves. Local 6 found several recent cases where thieves swiped, even attacked people, for smartphones. The good news: there are several apps for both iPhones and Androids that you can …
Apple has gotten to the point where its fans await the release of new iPhones like a religious experience. So with the expectation that a new iPhone will be upon us in the next couple of weeks, we will be seeing more "leaks" telling us what the phone … Microsoft's logo update tells us they're ready for new era - SlashGear
Those who cover the gadget and technology universe in news know that Microsoft is more than ready for a face change - they're ready for a whole nip and tuck age reduction. With the logo they've released today, they've made it clear that they're willing … Instacube: A digital photo frame for Instagram hipsters - CNET (blog)
View your X-Pro and Walden-filtered Instagram photos in all their glory with Instacube, a digital photo frame with a few social tricks up its sleeve. by Amanda Kooser Once-hot digital photo frames are now relegated to the holiday gift sales section at … AT&T: No iPhone FaceTime Without Paying Extra - InformationWeek
Legal experts say AT&T violates FCC rules with plan to restrict FaceTime use on its cellular network to premium-plan customers. By Mathew J. Schwartz InformationWeek AT&T Wednesday confirmed that it will block any use of the iOS FaceTime app across its … T-Mobile announces contract-free T-Mobile Concord - CNET
by Lynn La Today, T-Mobile unveiled its no-contract, entry-level Android device tailored to first-time smartphone users. Manufactured by ZTE, the T-Mobile Concord will sport a 2-megapixel camera, ship natively with Android 2.3 Gingerbread, … UAW Will Make Major Announcement Today - WKBN/WYFX-TV
Facebook Messages: A Rundown of Its New Look - PCWorld (blog)
Thieves target iPhone, Android phone users - WKMG Orlando
If you have an Android or an iPhone, you may be a target for thieves. Local 6 found several recent cases where thieves swiped, even attacked people, for smartphones. The good news: there are several apps for both iPhones and Androids that you can … seenewstoday.com : Technology News updates
Facebook recodes iOS mobile app to address speed complaints - BBC News
Facebook has rewritten its iPhone and iPad app from scratch to address complaints that it was slow to use. The program had previously been created in the HTML5 language. A team of engineers has now rewritten it in Objective-C and says it should now …
Microsoft gets a new logo, for the first time in 25 years - Washington Post
There's a whole lot of new things going on at Microsoft: a new version of Windows, a new push into tablets, a new mobile phone operating system, and now a new logo. The company unveiled its new logo on Thursday, marking the first time in 25 years that …
Microsoft rolls out first new logo in 25 years - Reuters
| SEATTLE (Reuters) – Microsoft Corp unveiled its first new logo in 25 years on Thursday as it looks to unify its branding ahead of a clutch of new product releases this year. The world's largest software company is introducing a dash of color in its …
Facebook has rewritten its iPhone and iPad app from scratch to address complaints that it was slow to use. The program had previously been created in the HTML5 language. A team of engineers has now rewritten it in Objective-C and says it should now … Microsoft gets a new logo, for the first time in 25 years - Washington Post
There's a whole lot of new things going on at Microsoft: a new version of Windows, a new push into tablets, a new mobile phone operating system, and now a new logo. The company unveiled its new logo on Thursday, marking the first time in 25 years that … Microsoft rolls out first new logo in 25 years - Reuters
| SEATTLE (Reuters) – Microsoft Corp unveiled its first new logo in 25 years on Thursday as it looks to unify its branding ahead of a clutch of new product releases this year. The world's largest software company is introducing a dash of color in its … seenewstoday.com : Technology News updates
After 25 Years, Microsoft Changes Their Logo - WebProNews
By Zach Walton · 1 min ago · Leave a Comment I don't like change. I figured that I should start this out by getting the obvious out of the way. Windows 8 threatens the very fabric of my existence as a Windows fanboy. I've stuck with them through thick …
Does HP's quarterly loss show the strength and variety of the datacenter market? - ZDNet
By David Chernicoff | August 23, 2012 — 14:18 GMT (07:18 PDT) Taken as a whole, Hewlett-Packard's announcement of an $8.9 billion quarterly loss is generating a lot of buzz. When you break it down, the vast majority of the loss is the end result of …
By Zach Walton · 1 min ago · Leave a Comment I don't like change. I figured that I should start this out by getting the obvious out of the way. Windows 8 threatens the very fabric of my existence as a Windows fanboy. I've stuck with them through thick … Does HP's quarterly loss show the strength and variety of the datacenter market? - ZDNet
By David Chernicoff | August 23, 2012 — 14:18 GMT (07:18 PDT) Taken as a whole, Hewlett-Packard's announcement of an $8.9 billion quarterly loss is generating a lot of buzz. When you break it down, the vast majority of the loss is the end result of … seenewstoday.com : Technology News updates
Microsoft's new logo emphasizes Windows, Metro - Apple Insider
T-Mobile Unlimited Data; Nikon's Android-Powered Camera; HP's Big Loss - PC Magazine
By Stephanie Mlot Topping tech headlines on Wednesday, T-Mobile and MetroPCS introduced new unlimited mobile data plans, joining Sprint to make three carriers that don't require you to count your megabytes. T-Mobile has always had "unlimited" data, …
Sony Mobile Cutting 1000 Jobs, Moving to Tokyo - PC Magazine
By Adario Strange After last year's historic 9.0 earthquake rocked Japan, many Japanese electronics firms announced plans to increase off-shore operations in an effort to avoid the kind of the disruptions that crippled the country's technology business …
As The Stock Implodes, The Exodus From Zynga Begins (ZNGA) - San Francisco Chronicle
Kixeye, a fast-growing social gaming startup in San Francisco, has hired away Zynga general manager Alan Patmore. At Zynga, Patmore oversaw CityVille and Mafia Wars, two of the company's most successful games on Facebook. Zynga has lately had a lot of …
Hewlett-Packard Sales Slump Tests CEO Whitman - Businessweek
By Aaron Ricadela on August 23, 2012 Hewlett-Packard Co. (HPQ) posted its biggest (HPQ) quarterly loss in at least two decades as demand for personal computers and services aimed at businesses slumped, underscoring the turnaround challenge facing Chief …
T-Mobile Unlimited Data; Nikon's Android-Powered Camera; HP's Big Loss - PC Magazine
By Stephanie Mlot Topping tech headlines on Wednesday, T-Mobile and MetroPCS introduced new unlimited mobile data plans, joining Sprint to make three carriers that don't require you to count your megabytes. T-Mobile has always had "unlimited" data, … Sony Mobile Cutting 1000 Jobs, Moving to Tokyo - PC Magazine
By Adario Strange After last year's historic 9.0 earthquake rocked Japan, many Japanese electronics firms announced plans to increase off-shore operations in an effort to avoid the kind of the disruptions that crippled the country's technology business … As The Stock Implodes, The Exodus From Zynga Begins (ZNGA) - San Francisco Chronicle
Kixeye, a fast-growing social gaming startup in San Francisco, has hired away Zynga general manager Alan Patmore. At Zynga, Patmore oversaw CityVille and Mafia Wars, two of the company's most successful games on Facebook. Zynga has lately had a lot of … Hewlett-Packard Sales Slump Tests CEO Whitman - Businessweek
By Aaron Ricadela on August 23, 2012 Hewlett-Packard Co. (HPQ) posted its biggest (HPQ) quarterly loss in at least two decades as demand for personal computers and services aimed at businesses slumped, underscoring the turnaround challenge facing Chief … seenewstoday.com : Technology News updates
Sony Mobile to move HQ to Tokyo, cut 1000 workers - CNET
New Kaspersky appeals to your cash sense - CNET
A new way to lock down your financial transactions called Safe Money is a big part of Kaspersky's plan to make bank in its 2013 security suites. by Seth Rosenblatt Kaspersky's new Safe Money feature automatically detects when you go to a banking site …
Sony's mobile arm cuts 1000 jobs in cost-saving move - BBC News
Sony Corporation, the loss-making Japanese electronics and entertainment company, is cutting 1000 jobs from its mobile phone division. Nearly two-thirds of the job cuts will fall on its Sony Mobile division in Lund, Sweden, the company said in a …
New Kaspersky appeals to your cash sense - CNET
A new way to lock down your financial transactions called Safe Money is a big part of Kaspersky's plan to make bank in its 2013 security suites. by Seth Rosenblatt Kaspersky's new Safe Money feature automatically detects when you go to a banking site … Sony's mobile arm cuts 1000 jobs in cost-saving move - BBC News
Sony Corporation, the loss-making Japanese electronics and entertainment company, is cutting 1000 jobs from its mobile phone division. Nearly two-thirds of the job cuts will fall on its Sony Mobile division in Lund, Sweden, the company said in a …
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