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      <title>The Oracle EU statement on MySQL – What&#39;s missing</title>
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      <description>Many providers embedd MySQL with their commercial products including Adobe, Macfee, Nokia, Symantec and ScienceLogic just to name a few. In addition most commercial third party storage engines have for years been forced to provided very customized versions of MySQL due to limitations in the storage engine API.</description>
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