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      <description>Part 4 of 8. Picking a supplier means guessing how they will behave later, and the fairest guess is what courts and regulators have decided. Findings against the largest tech firms, leaning on European decisions and the cases regulators lost, then the pattern: fines small next to the gain, remedies years late, harms known inside long before out.</description>
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