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Prospects that Congress will authorize the $16 billion NextWave Telecom wireless license settlement by the end of 2001 have dimmed considerably, with lawmakers in the House and Senate raising objections to the deal. The congressional opposition came despite warnings from New York-based NextWave, the FCC and the Justice Department that the settlement would fall apart if lawmakers miss the Dec. 31 deadline.
December 07, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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