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Blue Over 'G0BLUE': UMich Grad Sues Over Losing License Plate
The suburban Detroit lawyer said he was told his beloved vanity plate was assigned to another driver: "It's meaningful to me."

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The suburban Detroit lawyer said he was told his beloved vanity plate was assigned to another driver: "It's meaningful to me."

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