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and proposed its own mode of analysis, see id. at 120. WRONG The Court rejected this view, see id. at 118, and proposed its own mode of
this view, see id. at 118, and proposed its own mode of analysis, see id. at 120. WRONG The Court rejected this view, see id. at 118, and proposed
Amendments Act of 2006, Pub. L. No. 109-246, 120 Stat. 577 (codified as amended at 42 U.S.C.A. §§ 1971 to 1973bb-1 (West 2006)). 6. See, e.g., Samuel
of the most unsettled and vexatious [is- sues] in the antitrust field”); John Vickers, Competition Policy and Property Rights, 120 ECON. J. 375, 375
platforms.120 Further, it is easy to imagine a scenario akin to that of California Dental, where data privacy, rather than consumer protection, is
extent necessary to vindicate identifiable antisubordination norms”120 and that we should argue for “criminalization only so far as criminalization
platforms may have the technical means and legal latitude to police speech on their services,120 they did not have the expertise or legitimacy to do so
prob- lem, because while platforms may have the technical means and legal latitude to police speech on their services,120 they did not have the