Genaro Vazquez-Claudio v. Shinseki

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• explaining that the symptoms that could give rise to a given rating are those in like kind, i.e., of similar duration, severity, and frequency, to those provided in the non-exhaustive lists
• explaining that the symptoms that could give rise to a given rating are those in like kind, i.e., of similar duration, severity, and frequency, to those provided in the non-exhaustive lists
• explaining that the symptoms that could give rise to a given rating are those in like kind, i.e., of similar duration, severity, and frequency, to those provided in the non-exhaustive lists
• explaining that “most of the General Rating Formula [for Mental Disorders] is dedicated to associating certain symptoms with certain disability ratings, and to this end, the regulation’s plain language highlights its symptom-driven nature”
• tracking the increasing severity, frequency, and duration of panic attacks and memory loss across the various disability 10 levels
• tracking the increasing 10 severity, frequency, and duration of panic attacks and memory loss across the various disability levels

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