Sam ROGERS, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. KROGER COMPANY, Defendant-Appellee

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• recognizing that dismissal without prejudice is “unavailable” as an alternative to dismissal with prejudice when the “statutes of limitations have run on [a party’s] claims”
• finding that “explicit warnings are preliminary means or less severe sanctions that may be used to safeguard a court’s undoubted right to control its docket”
• finding that “explicit warnings are preliminary means or less severe sanctions that may be used to safeguard a court’s undoubted right to control its docket”
• finding that “explicit warnings are preliminary means or less severe sanctions that may be used to safeguard a court’s undoubted right to control its docket”
• finding that “explicit warnings are preliminary means or less severe sanctions that may be used to safeguard a court’s undoubted right to control its docket”
• finding that “explicit warnings are preliminary means or less severe sanctions that may be used to safeguard a court’s undoubted right to control its docket”

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