Remedy is touchy Microsoft question; most mumble when asked what Justice should do if it wins

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The remedies the Department of Justice and the 19 state attorneys general may seek should they prevail on claims that the Microsoft Corp engaged in illegal abuse of its monopoly power are one of the most basis points in the case, but one which the parties are not willing to comment on. A Microsoft divestiture was unthinkable when the trial began and has never occurred in the computer industry.

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Microsoft turns tables; as trial resumed, it became governmnent's turn for squirm time

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The Microsoft Corp made a very good start in the the rebuttal phase of the government's antitrust case against it, and evidence about America Online's acquisition of the Netscape Communications Corp and the potential effect on Microsoft's monopoly played an important role. Evidence about the applications barrier to entry in the software business as many developers write to Microsoft's Windows operating system also played a part.

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