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| REPETITIVE STRESS DISORDER NOT A PROTECTED DISABILITY UNDER ADA |
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| A newspaper reporter who could not type or write for extended periods because of a repetitive stress disorder did not have a protected disability because she was not limited in a major life activity. The Court found the major life activity of performing manual tasks included a broad range of activities that she could perform such as shopping, driving, and dressing. |
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| (Thornton v. McClatchy, Ninth Circuit) |
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