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UPS prevailed on summary judgment. The court granted UPS's motion, finding that Green failed to establish a prima facie case under the ADA because his vision impairment did not substantially limit major life activities compared to the general population, and that even if he qualified as disabled, UPS's refusal to accommodate was not based on disability but on legitimate business reasons (CBA conflict and operational burden).
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