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But a suit filed by Google last week doesn't have anything to do with antitrust troubles

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A court battle with the Feds sounds like something the search giant would want to avoid

A court battle with the Feds sounds like something the search giant would want to avoid. But a suit filed by Google last week doesn't have anything to do with antitrust troubles. Instead, the suit accuses the federal government of failing to give Google Apps a fair shake when searching for a Web-based documents system. The unindicted co-conspirator in all of this: Microsoft.), Google never had a chance to host the Department of the Interior's document system because the DOI required the winning system 
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