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Kanye West Faces New Lawsuits Over Alleged Sexual Misconduct and Assaults

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Kanye West Faces New Lawsuits Over Alleged Sexual Misconduct and Assaults

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Kanye West faces multiple sexual misconduct lawsuits.
Jenn An alleges West assaulted her in 2010 video shoot.
- An claims West choked, gagged her in NYC hotel.
- West denies An's allegations as 'baseless.'
- Lauren Pisciotta sues West for harassment, stalking.
- Pisciotta accuses West of avoiding her lawsuit.
- West allegedly kept a low profile in Japan amid issues.

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