Debbie A. JOHNSON, Appellant, v. Shirley S. CHATER, Commissioner of the Social Security Administration, Appellee

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• holding that vocational expert testimony that there were 10,000 jobs nationally was sufficient to show a significant number
• holding that testimony stating there are 10,000 available jobs in the national economy was sufficient
• concluding that 200 positions in Iowa and 10,000 jobs in the national economy was significant
• holding that showing of 10,000 jobs in the national economy is a sufficiently significant number
• holding that expert testimony that there were 10,000 jobs nationally was sufficient to show a significant number
• holding that expert testimony that there were 10,000 jobs nationally was sufficient to show a significant number

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