Rodriguez Castro, Wanda v. Reyes Rosario, Lorna Ivonne

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• holding that the ALJ erred in failing to consider an impairment at step two when the record contained evidence of symptoms related to the impairment
• recognizing that the ALJ has a special duty to develop the record fully and fairly when necessary
• holding that an ALJ 19 “reasonably noted that the underlying complaints upon which her reports of pain 20 were predicated had come under control”
• holding that an ALJ 20 “reasonably noted that the underlying complaints upon which her reports of pain 21 were predicated had come under control”
• stating that the ALJ 8 was required to consider the “interactive effect” of obesity on the claimant’s other 9 impairments
• holding 6 that an ALJ “reasonably noted that the underlying complaints upon which her 7 reports of pain were predicated had come under control”

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