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Social Security Disability: Improved Process for Planning and Conducting Demonstrations May SSA More Effectively Use Its Demonstration Authority.(Resources)(Brief Article)
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Report on Disability Programs
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November 11, 2004
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The General Accountability Office's (GAO) Social Security Disability: Improved Process for Planning and Conducting Demonstrations May SSA More Effectively Use Its Demonstration Authority, found that the Social Security Administration (SSA) is making little use of this authority to add...
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