Johnson v. J. G. Wentworth Originations, LLC

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• holding medical evidence as to nexus to service expressed as “possible” suffices for that aspect of a well-grounded-claim requirements
• An \absolutely accurate\ determination of etiology is not a condition precedent to granting service connection, nor is \definite\ or \obvious\ etiology
• an \absolutely accurate\ determination of etiology is not a condition precedent to granting service connection, nor is \definite\ or \obvious\ etiology; instead, this need only be an \as likely as not\ proposition

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