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WASHINGTON - When the U.S. Supreme Court takes up Microsoft Corp.'s bid to escape a $290 million patent infringement verdict today, the justices will consider whether to rewrite patent law in a way that significantly alters litigation and sends ripples across the country's multibillion-dollar innovation economy.
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