George M. CRAIGIE, Appellant, v. Otis R. BOWEN, Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services

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• holding that the existence of 200 jobs in the regional economy was a “clear indication” that other substantial gainful work existed in the national economy
• holding that the ALJ was not required to accept a response from the VE, based on functional limitations that the medical record did not support
• holding that ALJ is not required to credit VE testimony elicited in response to hypothetical question that includes limitations that ALJ finds not to be credible
• holding that ALJ is not required to credit VE testimony elicited in response to a hypothetical question that includes limitations that ALJ finds not to be credible
• stating that an ALJ is not required to credit a vocational expert’s testimony in response to a hypothetical question based on the claimant’s subjective complaints
• finding that 200 jobs in the region were a significant number of jobs

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