On the recordJuly 15, 2014
Again, Ms. Greenleaf, isn't it true that an income inconsistency does not necessarily mean an individual is getting too much or too little financial assistance?
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congress.govAgain, Ms. Greenleaf, isn't it true that an income inconsistency does not necessarily mean an individual is getting too much or too little financial assistance?
Pallone questions the implications of income inconsistencies on financial assistance.
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