On the recordMarch 1, 2010
one of the things we found out was that there were many communities, both rural and in inner-city America, that did not have access to a grocery store.
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congress.govone of the things we found out was that there were many communities, both rural and in inner-city America, that did not have access to a grocery store.
Vilsack discusses the lack of grocery stores in rural and urban areas.
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