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	&quot;We will appeal and we are confident the decision will be overturned,&quot; the US company said in a statement after the European Commission decision that Dublin&#39;s tax breaks for Apple were illegal.</div>
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	&quot;It will have a profound and harmful effect on investment and job creation in Europe.&quot;</div>
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	- AFP</div>

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Apple says will appeal EU tax ruling

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