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Aside, it’s worth remembering that the DOJ historically loves a quick consent decree over a long trial. What few people remembering is that Microsoft/DOJ kicked off in 1993 and was settled with a consent decree in 1994. It took Microsoft breaking that consent decree to take the case back to court.
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