Michael J. Marcino v. United States Postal Service

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• recognizing that mere conclusory allegations, unsupported by evidence or argument, do not constitute nonfrivolous allegations
• recognizing that mere conclusory allegations, unsupported by evidence or argument, do not constitute nonfrivolous allegations
• recognizing that mere conclusory allegations, unsupported by affidavits or other evidence, do not constitute nonfrivolous allegations
• stating that “unsubstantial speculation in a pleading,” unsupported by affidavits or other evidence, does not constitute a nonfrivolous allegation
• finding that mere conclusory allegations, unsupported by evidence or argument, do not constitute nonfrivolous allegations
• finding that mere conclusory allegations, unsupported by evidence or argument, do not constitute nonfrivolous allegations

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