Margaree ALLEN, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. Louis SULLIVAN, Secretary of Health and Human Services, Defendant-Appellee

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• “[T]he ALJ specifically articulated at least three reasons for rejecting [plaintiff’s] subjective complaints of pain,” properly discrediting them
• “[T]he ALJ specifically articulated at least three reasons for rejecting [plaintiff’s] subjective complaints of pain,” properly discrediting them
• “[T]he ALJ specifically articulated at least three reasons for rejecting [claimant’s] subjective complaints of pain,” properly discrediting them
• “Even a mild mental impairment may prevent a claimant from engaging in the full range of jobs contemplated by the exertional category for which the claimant otherwise qualifies.” (quotations and alteration omitted)
• “Absent testimony from a [VE], the ALJ’s conclusion that [the claimant’s] mental limitations d[id] not significantly compromise her basic work skills or [were] not severe enough to preclude her from performing a wide range of light work [was] not supported by substantial evidence.”

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