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| After three years of telling fortunes, it became as clear as my crystal ball that through this fun character, I could inspire and help people create their own positive future. A lawyer for AT&T disputed the significance of the right-of-way problem as a factor in future lawsuits, telling FORTUNE that the Indiana settlement was prompted by the peculiarities of state law and the fact that the land had been abandoned. A lawyer for AT&T disputed the significance of the right-of-way problem as a factor in future lawsuits, telling FORTUNE that the Indiana settlement was prompted by the peculiarities of state law and the fact that the land had been abandoned. |
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