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The Very best Courtroom mentioned on Friday that it'll listen a dispute between tech giants Oracle and Google in a blockbuster case that would result in billions of bucks in fines and form copyright legislation within the web technology.
The Supreme Court said on Friday that it will hear a dispute between tech giants Oracle and Google in a blockbuster case that could lead to billions of dollars in fines and shape copyright law in the internet era.

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