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DOE v. Github (original complaint) Part 9 - VI. CLASS ALLEGATIONS - B. Numerosity
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VI. CLASS ALLEGATIONS
B. Numerosity
35. Plaintiffs do not know the exact number of Class members, because such information is in the exclusive control of Defendants. Plaintiffs are informed and believe that there are at least thousands of Class members geographically dispersed throughout the United States such that joinder of all Class members in the prosecution of this action is impracticable.
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