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Twitter privateness ruling delayed after dispute amongst EU regulators

Some European Union regulators objected to Eire's preliminary ruling in a landmark privateness investigation of Twitter, the lead regulator mentioned on Thursday, triggering a course of the place a majority resolution shall be sought.
Some European Union regulators objected to Ireland's preliminary ruling in a landmark privacy investigation of Twitter, the lead regulator said on Thursday, triggering a process where a majority decision will be sought.

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