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Microsoft submitted a report to the Commission in December saying the browser choice screen was being provided as required. In its statement, the company said it believed at the time that was the case. Almunia said this would be the first time that this type of legally binding agreement has not been complied with. "Needless to say, we take compliance with our decision very seriously," he said. "If the infringement is confirmed, there will be sanctions."
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