Salazar-Maldonado v. Ashcroft

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• finding that “someone able to perform simple repetitive tasks is capable of doing work requiring more rigor and sophistication—in other words, Reasoning Level 2 jobs.”
• finding that “someone able to 26 perform simple repetitive tasks is capable of doing work requiring more rigor and 27 sophistication—in other words, Reasoning Level 2 jobs.”
• “Reasoning Level 1 jobs are elementary, exemplified by such tasks as counting cows 25 coming off a truck, and someone able to perform simple, repetitive tasks is capable of doing work 26 requiring more rigor and sophistication—in other words, Reasoning Level 2 jobs.”
• “Reasoning Level 1 jobs are elementary, exemplified by such tasks as counting cows coming off a truck, and someone able to perform simple, repetitive tasks is capable of doing work requiring more rigor and sophistication – in other words, Reasoning Level 2 jobs.”
• “Reasoning Level 1 jobs 21 are elementary, exemplified by such tasks as counting cows coming off a truck, 22 and someone able to perform simple, repetitive tasks is capable of doing work 23 requiring more rigor and sophistication-in other words, Reasoning Level 2 24 jobs.”
• “Reasoning Level 1 17 jobs are elementary, exemplified by such tasks as counting cows 18 coming off a truck, and someone able to perform simple, 19 repetitive tasks is capable of doing work requiring more rigor 20 and sophistication — in other words, Reasoning Level 2 jobs.”

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