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Court ruled that the plaintiff had suffered from illegal discrimination.plaintiff = a person who brings a legal action against another in a court of law
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Finally, he said, "Obviously, the mental condition of the chief plaintiff, Mr. Cook, must also come under consideration.† (source)
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"The court appreciates your offer," the judge said, "but I doubt there's any precedent for a defendant acting as counsel for the plaintiff.† (source)
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In a landmark ruling, New York Times v. Sullivan changed the standard for defamation and libel by requiring plaintiffs to prove malice—that is, evidence of actual knowledge on the part of the publisher that a statement is false.† (source)
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And always plaintiff, too.† (source)
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In its brief, the orchestra argued, "The plaintiff does not possess the necessary physical strength to be a leader of the trombone section."† (source)
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It was pure plaintiff-attorney paradise and it felt odd to Robert to be looking at it from the other end.† (source)
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The three plaintiffs in this case I'd like to see here in my chambers after dinner.† (source)
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They made her the lead plaintiff in a class-action lawsuit seeking to legalize abortion.† (source)
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According to the plaintiffs in the case, ConAgra's price-fixing scheme gouged independent wholesalers, small retailers, and consumers.† (source)
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In a statement so filled with grammatical errors it's difficult to understand, Cofield called this an "obvious fraud and conspiracy" and claimed that his lawsuit would "ultimately lead to the ends of justice for only Mrs. Henrietta Lacks, and now the plaintiff who has become the victim of a small, but big time fraud."† (source)
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In the cage we rose and dropped, rubbing elbows with bigshots and operators, commissioners, grabbers, heelers, tipsters, hoodlums, wolves, fixers, plaintiffs, flatfeet, men in Western hats and women in lizard shoes and fur coats, hothouse and arctic drafts mixed up, brute things and airs of sex, evidence of heavy feeding and systematic shaving, of calculations, grief, not-caring, and hopes of tremendous millions in concrete to be poured or whole Mississippis of bootleg whisky and beer.† (source)
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She was an aeronautical engineer, who traveled widely as an expert witness for law firms, plaintiff attorneys only.† (source)
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Ultimately the defendants (the crew of another ship) came up with the whale, struck, killed, seized, and finally appropriated it before the very eyes of the plaintiffs.† (source)
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Then let's have the plaintiff's allegations.† (source)
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For that reason, the plaintiffs shall be required to pay fees and costs.† (source)
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