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Working at a series of lower-paying jobs after the factory closed, and then disabled by physical ailments, Lorance lost track of her case long before it finally wound its way through the Supreme Court.
while ignatieff-harper coalition sells out women, obama keeps his promise to working women 2009
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Lorance is one of 350 uninsured, under-insured or unemployed East Texans taking full advantage of today's charitable event.
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"Three are taking Algebra I and will get high school credit," Lorance said.
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"Three are taking Algebra I and will get high school credit," Lorance said.
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"Three are taking Algebra I and will get high school credit," Lorance said.
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Lorance is almost identical to the issue presented in Ledbetter.
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Lorance says the victim is expected to survive and no criminal charges have been filed.
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Moore said he inherited his love of baseball from his father, Lorance, a retired teacher in the Central Berkshire Regional School District and the owner of Gymfest of the Berkshires.
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Lorance and restored accountability to companies that discriminate against their employees.
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Lorance v. AT&T Technologies that women who were laid off because of a discriminatory seniority system waited too long to challenge that system, even though they took action almost immediately after the lay-offs.
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