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      <title>China&#39;s Domestic DUV Line Cut ASML 7% — But DUV Was Never the Chokepoint</title>
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      <description>A report that a Chinese state-backed company has begun manufacturing deep ultraviolet lithography machines took ASML down more than seven percent, Applied Materials down six and a half, and Lam Research down seven. By the time Korean markets opened, Samsung Electronics was off more than eleven percent, SK Hynix more than twelve, and the KOSPI more than nine. The sequence looks like one story propagating outward from a single headline. It is at least two stories, and the market priced them as if they were the same one.</description>
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