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A federal judge has ruled that California can enforce its rules requiring AT&T to provide basic phone service to new customers. AT&T's request for a preliminary injunction to stop these regulations was denied by US District Judge Linda Lopez.
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A federal judge has ruled that California can enforce its rules requiring AT&T to provide basic phone service to new customers. AT&T's request for a preliminary injunction to stop these regulations was denied by US District Judge Linda Lopez.
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