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Lobby groups representing cable, telecom, and mobile Internet service providers sue the FCC in several US appeals courts.
Industry groups also filed a petition with the FCC on Friday asking for a stay of the rules.
The FCC 's net neutrality order reclassified broadband as telecommunications, which makes Internet service subject to common-carrier regulations under Title II .
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