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The court denied class certification for California employees because the arbitration order binding putative class members to arbitration left fewer than 16 viable class members, failing the numerosity requirement under Rule 23(a)(1). The court also rejected plaintiffs' claims that blue-ink markings on arbitration agreements constituted fraud or improper formation.
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