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The federal court remanded the case to California state court, finding it lacked diversity jurisdiction because the defendant failed to demonstrate that the amount in controversy exceeded $75,000, including only $55,104 in lost wages and excluding speculative damages such as attorneys' fees and emotional distress.
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