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The EEOC prevailed on hostile work environment and constructive discharge claims. The court denied the defendant's motion for summary judgment and granted the EEOC's cross motion for partial summary judgment, finding sufficient evidence of racial, national origin, and sexual harassment that forced the employee to resign.
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