| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The district court granted summary judgment to the plaintiff on the merits -- which is awfully unusual and suggests that the business's case here was especially weak -- and the plaintiff moved, as the prevailing party, for attorney's fees as provided by the ADA. The district court (presided over by a new judge, as the original judge retired between the merits ruling and the fees ruling) granted at
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