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Amazon has filed a complaint to partly block The Washington Post's request for documents relating to its Project Kuiper satellite initiative.

Two Jeff Bezos-affiliated companies have squared off in a Washington state court as Amazon sought to limit the release of records requested by the billionaire’s paper, The Washington Post.