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The Justice Department’s first of two legal battles against the search giant has finally gone to trial. Here’s a recap of day one. September 13, 2023 As the DOJ's Google antitrust trial begins with opening arguments, here's what you need to know The Justice Department's first of two legal battles against the search giant has finally gone to trial. [Here's a recap of day one](. 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