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It’s billed as an answer to the purported complexity of Medicaid, but makes the system more complicated for enrollees and administrators.

Dr. Naim “purported to attribute to his opinions to the medical literature,” but was unable to provide any citations when prompted, the letter said.

Malone’s purported Coachella takeover would arrive after he performed in April on Stagecoach’s Mane Stage.

“Most of those ideas are sinkholes for government spending, which is ironic given the Trump administration’s purported devotion to efficiency.”

Beyond his purported frustration with organized religion, we learn very little about Reed.

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