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The court denied CUNY's motion for reconsideration of its earlier order that had granted in part and denied in part CUNY's motion to dismiss. The court allowed plaintiff's Title VII hostile work environment claim to proceed under the continuing violation doctrine, treating the alleged harasser as a supervisor for vicarious liability purposes despite his coworker status during the one timely incident.
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