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Court denied defendants' motion to dismiss for lack of constitutional standing, finding that ERISA plan participants adequately alleged injury-in-fact to pursue breach of fiduciary duty claims relating to excessive fees and underperforming investment options, even for funds they did not personally invest in.
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