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Old 08-17-2012, 01:57 PM   #104
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Ultimately, Apple argues, Amazon made at least 14 employees available to government investigators probing Apple, and was only required to turn over a "fraction" of the documents required by others involved in the case.
Well, duh... Since Amazon is not a defendant, there is no reason for Amazon to turn over more than a "fraction" of the documents of the other *defendants*.
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