Robert LORENZEN, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. Shirley S. CHATER, Commissioner of Social Security, Defendant-Appellee

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• holding that the ALJ’s failure to explicitly address the claimant’s girlfriend’s statement did not require remand when the ALJ sufficiently assessed the claimant’s credibility
• reversing and remanding because ALJ’s decision did not say that third-party statements were considered at all
• noting arguable deficiency in ALJ's opinion does not require reviewing -11- court to set aside an administrative finding when the witness's testimony is discredited by same evidence that proves claimant's claims not credible
• arguable failure of ALJ specifically to discredit witness has no bearing on outcome when witness’s testimony is discredited by same evidence that proves claimant’s testimony not credible

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