Apple launches recall program for select MacBook Pros due to battery safety concerns
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Apple launches battery replacement program for 13" MacBook Pro without Touch Bar
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Apple Initiates A Free Battery Replacement Program For A Limited Number Of 13-Inch MacBook Pros
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Apple Launches Battery Replacement Program For Some MacBook Pros (Updated)
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