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U.S. Supreme Court sides with Google in main copyright dispute with Oracle

The U.S. Supreme Court passed Alphabet's Google an important victory on Monday, over the use of Oracle's device program code to build the Android running machine.
The U.S. Supreme Court handed Alphabet's Google a major victory on Monday, over the use of Oracle's software code to build the Android operating system.

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