Fred RAINEY, Appellant, v. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES, Secretary, Appellee

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• finding that evidence that the claimant “washed dishes, did light cooking, read, watched TV, visited with his mother, and drove to shop for groceries” did not support his ability to do full-time competitive work
• finding washing dishes, light cooking, reading, watching television, visiting mother, and driving to shop for groceries were not substantial evidence of the ability to do -20- full-time, competitive work
• the fact that claimant read and watched television is not substantial evidence of his ability to do full-time competitive work

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