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Judge wants to hear how a break up would work.

Brinkema was getting tired of hearing from industry witnesses by the end of Tuesday, and told the parties she’s looking to home in on the technical feasibility of a break up and other remedies. The government said it would aim to cut to its technical witnesses when court resumes Wednesday.

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