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bcretired

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_________ punish the wrongdoer in a breach of contract case by allowing the plaintiff to receive relief beyond compensatory or expectancy damages because of a tort.
 a. Punitive damages b. Real damages
  c. Super damages
  d. Liquidated damages e. Nominal damages

Question 2

Title VII sex discrimination includes discrimination with respect to:
 a. plans to have children in the future b. current pregnancy
  c. having children already
  d. insurance benefits and childbirth
  e. all of the other choices are included under the law



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

e



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