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papau

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Wed Nov-12-03 08:15 PM
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1. "no longer exists in significant numbers in the national economy" loses to

the SS DI requirement of being unable to perform any job in the US economy.

She conceeds that she can perform the job.

She conceeds that the jobs do exist in the economy - just not that many.

That loses on its face - SSDI just is not unemployment ins.

But should the situation depress her into a clinical depression that can not be cured with drugs and which prevents work, she has a shot.

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