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Not everybody at the U.S. International Trade Commission was on board with the proposed

ban of GSM iPhone 4s and iPad 2s that got vetoed over the weekend by the White House.

Fortune highlights the words of one loan decenter.

Dean Pinkert, one of the ITC's six commissioners laid out why he thought his peers were wrong,

and in so doing may have led us in on a sticking point between Apple and Samsung.

Pinkert points out that the patent in question was a small part of an international standard

that Samsung had pledged to make available for licensing under fair, reasonable, and

non-discriminatory terms.

He did, however, see no evidence that Samsung had offered such terms.

In fact, the only evidence he could find that Samsung had made any sort of attempt at licensing

came with some serious strings attached. While it's unknown exactly what those strings were,

Apple seems to have found them onerous, and Pinkert seems to have agreed. Writing in his dissent, it is neither fair nor non-discriminatory for the

holder of the frand encumbered patent to require licenses to

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