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                    The most interesting story to emerge since Microsoft (MSFT) withdrew its bid for Yahoo (YHOO) is that the companies are disputing the circumstances of Microsoft&#039;s $33 offer. Instead, the company appears to be saying &quot;If only we had known they would really pay $33, we&#039;d have acted differently. It might ...
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