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X has to pay one last fine before it's allowed back online in Brazil .
The social network was suspended nationwide at the end of August , a decision upheld by a panel of judges on Sept. 2 .
X must now pay a new fine of 10 million reals ( about $2 million ) for two additional days of non-compliance with court's orders.
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