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Facebook asks court docket to dismiss U.S. government, states antitrust instances

Facebook asked a federal court docket on Wednesday to dismiss primary antitrust instances filed via the U.S. Federal Trade Commission and almost each and every U.S. state, announcing they failed to point out the company had a monopoly or harmed consumers.
Facebook asked a federal court on Wednesday to dismiss major antitrust cases filed by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission and nearly every U.S. state, saying they failed to show the company had a monopoly or harmed consumers.

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