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Well over 100 jurisdictions worldwide have adopted antitrust merger control laws, and the number continues to grow. As a result, a merger or acquisition involving large multinational companies may trigger merger filing obligations in multiple jurisdictions, especially where the parties have significant operations or an important share of the market.
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