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Already reeling from high debts, low stock prices and bankruptcies, a group of telecom companies are bracing for legislation that could permanently cripple their troubled sector. Representatives of the companies, known as competitive local exchange carriers, met Wednesday to mobilize support to defeat a bill that would weaken CLEC's ability to force regional Bell operating companies to open their local networks to rivals.
November 29, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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