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Tenth Circuit· 9/26/2006

Norris v. Barnhart

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  • 197 F. App'x 771

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  • determining that 210,000 jobs in the national economy was a relatively small number and thus the ALJ may need to make factual findings relative to whether these jobs existed in a significant number
  • declining to find that two positions, which together comprised 190,000 to 210,000 jobs nationally, were present in significant numbers
  • declining to find that two positions, which together comprised 190,000 to 210,000 jobs nationally, were present in significant numbers
  • finding the claimant’s “self-reported history of chronic back pain made worse by bending and stooping” contained in the History of Present Illness section of the consultative examiner’s report was not a medical opinion
  • declining to affirm, in part, the district court’s harmless error conclusion that two other jobs existed in significant numbers because the ALJ may have “to give consideration to the factors that should direct an ALJ’s resolution of the significant number inquiry.”
  • declining to affirm, in part, the district court’s harmless error conclusion that two other jobs existed in significant numbers because the ALJ may have “to give consideration to the factors that should direct an ALJ’s resolution of the significant number inquiry.”

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Judges: Baldock, Brien, Holloway

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