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Google muddies the waters about the feasibility of a break up.

During cross examination, Google attorney Jeannie Rhee walked through a long list of proprietary Google tools and asked Weissman if he found replacements for them outside of Google. Rhee is trying to complicate the picture of how simple Weissman says it would be to move AdX and DFP to another provider, suggesting there are many unknown variables.

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