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II. A REASONABLE JURY COULD FIND THAT PLAINTIFF IS DISABLED BASED ON THE EVIDENCE THAT HER BIPOLARDISORDER PREVENTS HER FROM SLEEPING FOR DAYS AT A TIME AND CAUSES... http://www.eeoc.gov/briefs/reed.txt
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A REASONABLE JURY COULD FIND THAT PLAINTIFF IS DISABLED BASED ON THE EVIDENCE THAT HER BIPOLARDISORDER PREVENTS HER FROM SLEEPING FOR DAYS AT A TIME AND CAUSES HER... http://www.eeoc.gov/briefs/mreed.txt
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had a record of a substantially limiting impairment, resulting from the plaintiff's bipolardisorder. Id. at 357 n.6. The court held, however, that this evidence... http://www.eeoc.gov/briefs/horwitz.txt
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with Disabilities Act ("ADA") by firing him. Id. at 622. On appeal, he argued that his bipolardisorder substantially limited his "thought processes" and his "communication... http://www.eeoc.gov/briefs/uch.txt
