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Under federal law, if a person wishes to file a discrimination charge they must file within 180 days of an alleged discriminatory event. State law:
 a. often extends this to 300 days b. often reduces this to 100 days c. often extends this to 365 days d. often reduces this to 60 days
  e. cannot extend or reduce this time
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