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A Santa Clara County, Calif., jury found Thursday that chemicals used in IBM cleanrooms didn't sicken two former workers who later contracted cancer. The unanimous defense verdict, returned on the second day of deliberations, comes after a highly publicized, five-month trial that was expected to influence nearly 240 additional cases filed against IBM by sick workers and their families in California, New York and Minnesota.
February 27, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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