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Stricter rules for food stamps means hardship for small stores and shoppers?
Examiner.com The U.S. regulators are proposing stricter rules for stores that accept food stamps and by doing so this will not only be putting the smaller mom and pop stores in a financial bind, but make it harder on the folks who use food stamps. This new proposal … |
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