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How?

"...m$ is using it's illegal maintained
monopoly position to take over other markets"

How is it doing so? First of all, MS backed away from the merger with SAP, which would have put it into the market. Second of all, how would a merger with SAP be "using it's illegal maintained
monopoly position"?

Maybe I am stupid, but you'll have to spell it out for me. Just saying it is so doesn't make it so.

Carl Rapson

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