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Sprint tells FCC only two licensees have not completed 800 MHz rebanding process
FCC proposes updating TV White Spaces rules to expand rural connectivity
FCC expands flexible use of the C-band for 5G
FCC establishes procedures for 3.5 GHz band auction of CBRS Priority Access Licenses (PALs)
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