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Non-compete clauses were used by tech companies to protect each other. But they come at a huge cost to workers with plans to end them for people under $190,000. Non-compete clauses were used by tech companies to protect each other. But they come at a huge cost to workers with plans to end them for people under $190,000.
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Reported context includes the following: Non-compete clauses were used by tech companies to protect each other. But they come at a huge cost to workers with plans to end them for people under $190,000. Non-compete clauses were used by tech companies to protect each other. But they come at a huge cost to workers with plans to end them for people under $190,000.
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