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Three older French waiters will have their day in court against the iconic midtown Manhattan restaurant "21," whose director of operations allegedly fired them out of pro-Bush, anti-French fervor. The plaintiffs allege that the defendants "singled out older employees of French national origin with fabricated and false allegations of drinking on the job or other malfeasance." A New York judge has denied the restaurant's motion to dismiss.
March 10, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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