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sue for

verb as in pop the question

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That’s an issue for many who have sued or plan to sue for losses related to the land movement.

But any expectation that this vehemently anti-Israel organisation is going to suddenly give up and sue for peace on Israel’s terms is likely to be misplaced.

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In May, he filed a claim letter notifying the county he planned to sue for $25 million and asking officials to rescind the “Do Not Rehire” designation.

Susan Abrams, deputy director of the Children’s Law Center of California, which advocates for foster children across the state, said it’s crucial that current and former foster children have a path to sue for abuse.

After California passed a law in 2020 extending the statute of limitations for adults to sue for sexual abuse they suffered as children, a wave of lawsuits has hit school districts, archdioceses and other entities responsible for children’s welfare.

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