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Huawei Sting Offers Rare Glimpse of the U.S. Targeting a Chinese Giant

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Re: Huawei Sting Offers Rare Glimpse of the U.S. Targeting a Chinese Giant

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This descriptions does not sound like it's about something that is "virtually unbreakable" : "The sample looked like an ordinary piece of glass, 4 inches square and transparent on both sides. It’d been packed like the precious specimen its inventor, Adam Khan, believed it to be—placed on wax paper, nestled in a tray lined with silicon gel, enclosed in a plastic case, surrounded by air bags, sealed in a cardboard box—…

Also according to the agreement Huawei was not supposed to "break" it. I am not sure how they are supposed to evaluate it without scratching at it.

No matter what they intended/wanted to do, they signed a contract not to break it. Ain't nothing much to debate there.

Re: Huawei Sting Offers Rare Glimpse of the U.S. Targeting a Chinese Giant

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

Seems like a pretty typical sting operation, except for the reporter.

>Seems like a pretty typical sting operation, except for the reporter. I think that's the part that parent thought was unusual

Indeed, I would have thought it entirely compromises the judicial process too.
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