The recession will drive the cost of the U.S. food stamp program, which helps poor people buy food, to $50 billion this year, up 27 percent from 2008, congressional forecasters said on Wednesday.
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The recession will drive the cost of the U.S. food stamp program, which helps poor people buy food, to $50 billion this year, up 27 percent from 2008, congressional forecasters said on Wednesday.
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Japan to introduce forgery-proof revenue stampsNHK WORLDJapan's National Tax Agency will introduce anti-counterfeit revenue stamps …