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WASHINGTON — The chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, Kevin Martin, said yesterday that he will approve a merger between the nation’s sole satellite radio operators, XM and Sirius, a decision that could remove the last regulatory hurdle in the lengthy and heavily criticized move to make the companies one.
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|WASHINGTON — The chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, Kevin Martin, said yesterday that he will approve a merger between the nation’s sole satellite radio operators, XM and Sirius, a decision that could remove the last regulatory hurdle in the lengthy and heavily criticized move to make the companies one.
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