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Title	Microsoft defends Open XML work
Type	News
Source	IDG News Service 01/16/2008
Summary	Rather than stacking the vote, Microsoft simply wanted to allow interested organizations to participate in the Open XML standardization process, unlike other rival efforts, a company executive said Wednesday. continue

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