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<p>Earlier today, the United States
Supreme Court ruled that a major lawsuit against Apple and the App Store will be allowed to move forward. Now, Apple has responded to that Supreme Court decision, saying that it is confident it will prevail in court.</p>
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Apple responds to Supreme Court decision, argues the App Store ‘is not a monopoly by any metric’
