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… it has preempted state and local siting and permitting laws that could otherwise slow down the buildout of … it has preempted state and local siting and permitting laws that could otherwise slow down the buildout of … - page 847
… and rural health care facilities. Through various COVID-era laws, Congress has also provided the FCC with a one-time $24 … and rural health care facilities. Through various COVID-era laws, Congress has also provided the FCC with a one-time $24 … - page 847
… this and would track the approach taken in a social media law passed in Texas, which was upheld on appeal in late 2022 … this and would track the approach taken in a social media law passed in Texas, which was upheld on appeal in late 2022 … - page 849
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… Huawei. Without FCC approval, new Huawei gear cannot be lawfully sold or used in the U.S. However, the FCC must do a … Huawei. Without FCC approval, new Huawei gear cannot be lawfully sold or used in the U.S. However, the FCC must do a … - page 851
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