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UK tech entrepreneur Lynch submits himself for arrest over U.S. extradition

FILE PHOTO: British entrepreneur Mike Lynch leaves the High Court in London
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LONDON (Reuters) - Mike Lynch, the British tech billionaire who sold his data company Autonomy to Hewlett Packard, submitted himself for arrest on Wednesday as part of a bid by the United States to extradite him to face criminal charges.Lynch's lawyers said he "vigorously rejects all the allegations against him and is determined to continue to fight these charges".Hewlett Packard is suing Lynch in..
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