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Oracle says it has won requests for details about Google

Oracle, which is a professional about Google's promoting industry, has won requests for info from the Texas legal professional common's place of job and from the Space of Representatives Judiciary Committee, mentioned an Oracle govt.
Oracle, which is knowledgeable about Google's advertising business, has received requests for information from the Texas attorney general's office and from the House of Representatives Judiciary Committee, said an Oracle executive.

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