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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Texas' attorney general has settled with T-Mobile Inc and Sprint Corp and will drop his opposition to the $26.5 billion (20.5 billion pounds) merger, leaving just Democratic attorneys general fighting the combination.Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton had been the only Republican among the state attorneys general who had filed a lawsuit to stop the merger of the No. 3 and..
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