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" Amazon uses its sales insights to identify products it can make on its own after someone else proves the viability then drives the originator out of business. The very definition of monopolistic abuse of market power."

Amazon is also able to engineer its "search" function to promote and insert its own preferred products to the very top of the selection list. (Note that one can't use quotes to for exact match of a term nor can one select "closest match" (or something like that) for search results. I know that more than once I've given up on Amazon because they bury what I'm looking for under so many unrelated things.

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