Danny N. Depover v. Jo Anne B. Barnhart, Commissioner, Social Security Administration

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• holding that the fact that the ALJ made explicit findings only as to functions for which he found a limit suggested he implicitly found no limits as to other functions
• holding that the fact that the ALJ made explicit findings only as to functions for which he found a limit suggested he implicitly found no limits as to other functions
• holding that the fact that the ALJ made explicit findings only as to functions for which he found a limit suggested he implicitly found no limits as to other functions
• holding that the fact that the ALJ made explicit findings only as to functions for which he found a limit suggested he implicitly found no limits as to other functions
• concluding that the ALJ did not err in failing to make explicit findings regarding the claimant’s ability to sit, stand, and walk because “the record reflect[ed] that the ALJ implicitly found that Mr. Depover was not limited in these areas....”
• concluding the ALJ implicitly found the claimant was not limited in the functions that were not included the RFC

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