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BREAK --- ° Why it matters: The ruling is a blow to AT&T's attempt to show that the lawsuit to block the deal is politically motivated by President Trump's antipathy for CNN, which Time Warner owns. AT&T says it wasn't asked to offload any assets as part of the deal until after Trump took office. ° Wh

uit to block the deal is politically motivated by President Trump's antipathy for CNN, which Time Warner owns. AT&T

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BREAK --- ° Why it matters: The ruling is a blow to AT&T's attempt to show that the lawsuit to block the deal is politically motivated by President Trump's antipathy for CNN, which Time Warner owns. AT&T says it wasn't asked to offload any assets as part of the deal until after Trump took office. ° Wh

uit to block the deal is politically motivated by President Trump's antipathy for CNN, which Time Warner owns. AT&T

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