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IANAL but monopoly law deals with selling of products and services, not what tool chain you can use to develop on a hardware platform. Since Apple doesn't have the majority share of the cell phone market (or the mp3 player market, or the tablet market) the competition really has no grounds to complain. After all, isn't Adobe bragging about how many other mobile platforms are going to be able to run Flash just fine? That very statement in itself is going to sink their argument. Apple may control the development languages allowed for products in their store, but their store isn't the only game in town.
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