Doe v. Secretary of Health and Human Services

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• recognizing that the presence of some contrary evidence does not make a special master’s fact-finding arbitrary or capricious
• ruling that the special master’s fact-finding was not 2 arbitrary despite some contrary evidence
• ruling that the special master’s fact- finding was not arbitrary despite some contrary evidence
• stating that the government can provide and the special master can consider evidence of \factors unrelated\ in determining whether the petitioner established a prima facie case
• ruling that the special master’s fact-finding was not arbitrary despite some contrary evidence
• ruling that the special master’s fact-finding was not arbitrary despite some contrary evidence

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