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Cases brought against Google in Spain during October for violating Spanish law regarding the collection and transfer of personal information provide an occasion to remind U.S.-based businesses of the need to comply with foreign privacy laws when transferring personal data to the United States from foreign jurisdictions in which they conduct business
