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Your support makes all the difference.Nobody's coming out of the Apple vs. Samsung patent war with their dignity intact. After Apple's first apology to Samsung for publishing misinformation about their Galaxy tablet was deemed too tongue-in-cheek by a judge, things took a further turn for the snotty as the California tech giant issued its latest apology - behind some sneaky code.
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