Alice HALVORSEN, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. Margaret M. HECKLER, Secretary of Health and Human Services, Defendant-Appellee

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• holding “[t]here can be no doubt that medical evidence from a time subsequent to a certain period is relevant to a determination of a claimant’s condition during that period.”
• noting “that medical evidence from a time subsequent to a certain period is relevant to a determination of a claimant’s condition during that period”
• “There can be no doubt that medical evidence from a time subsequent to a certain period is relevant to a determination of claimant’s condition during that period.”
• “There can be no doubt that medical evidence from a time subsequent to a certain period is relevant to a determination of claimant’s condition during that period.”
• “There can be no doubt that medical evidence from a time subsequent to a certain period is relevant to a determination of claimant’s condition during that period.”
• “There can be no doubt that medical evidence from a time subsequent to a certain period is relevant to a determination of a claimant’s condition during that period.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).