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“The FCC is hard to predict, but unless one of the commissioners has opposition, I could see them moving quickly especially to throw a bone to transportation after the 5.9 debacle,” said Jonathan Cannon, R Street fellow-technology and innovation and former acting advisor to Commissioner Nathan Simington.

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