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598. Social Welfare Expenditures Under Public Programs
[In billions of dollars (52 represents $52,000,000,000), except percent.For fiscal years ending in year shown; see text, Section 9.Represents outlays from trust funds (mostly
social insurance fundsbuilt up by earmarked contributions from insured persons, theiremployers, or both) and budgetary outlays from general revenues.Includes administrative
expenditures, capital outlay, and someexpenditures and payments outside the United States. See Table 601 forprogram detail]
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All
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Health
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Other
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health
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Total
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Social
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Public
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and
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Veterans
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Education
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Housing
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social
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and
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Year
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insurance
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aid
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medical
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programs
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welfare
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medical
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programs 1
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care 2
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Total:
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1960
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52
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19
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4
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4
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5
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18
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0
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1
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6
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1970
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146
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55
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16
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10
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9
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51
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1
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4
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25
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1975
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289
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123
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41
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17
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17
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81
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3
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7
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51
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1980
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493
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230
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73
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27
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21
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121
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7
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14
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100
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1985
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732
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370
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98
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39
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27
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172
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13
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14
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171
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1986
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782
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391
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104
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44
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27
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189
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12
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14
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186
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1987
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834
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413
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112
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48
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28
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205
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13
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15
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203
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1988
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887
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434
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120
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53
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29
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219
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17
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15
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218
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1989
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957
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468
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129
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57
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30
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239
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18
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17
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240
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1990
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1,049
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514
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147
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61
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31
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258
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19
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18
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274
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1991
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1,160
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561
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181
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66
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33
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277
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22
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20
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314
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1992
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1,267
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619
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208
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70
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36
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292
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21
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22
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353
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1993
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1,367
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659
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221
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75
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36
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332
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21
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23
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382
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1994
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1,436
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684
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238
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80
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38
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344
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27
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25
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409
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1995
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1,505
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705
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254
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86
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39
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366
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29
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27
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435
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Federal:
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1960
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25
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14
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2
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2
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5
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1
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0
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0
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3
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1970
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77
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45
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10
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5
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9
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6
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1
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2
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16
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1975
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167
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100
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27
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8
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17
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9
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3
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4
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33
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1980
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303
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191
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49
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13
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21
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13
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6
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9
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69
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1985
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451
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310
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63
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18
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27
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14
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11
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8
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122
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1986
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473
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326
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67
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19
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27
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15
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10
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8
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131
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1987
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498
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343
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71
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21
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28
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16
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11
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9
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141
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1988
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527
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360
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76
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23
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29
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17
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14
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8
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149
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1989
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565
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387
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82
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24
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30
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19
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15
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8
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165
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1990
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617
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422
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93
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27
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30
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18
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17
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9
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190
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1991
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676
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454
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113
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30
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32
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19
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19
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10
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214
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1992
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750
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496
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139
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32
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35
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20
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17
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11
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250
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1993
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805
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534
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152
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33
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36
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20
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19
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11
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276
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1994
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853
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557
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163
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35
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37
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24
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25
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12
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295
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1995
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888
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580
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170
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37
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38
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23
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27
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12
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308
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State and local:
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1960
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27
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5
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2
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3
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(Z)
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17
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(Z)
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1
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3
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1970
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68
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9
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7
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5
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(Z)
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45
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(Z)
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2
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9
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1975
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122
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23
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14
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9
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(Z)
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72
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1
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3
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18
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1980
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190
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39
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23
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14
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(Z)
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108
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1
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5
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31
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1985
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281
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59
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35
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21
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(Z)
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158
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2
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6
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49
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1986
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309
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65
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37
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25
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(Z)
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174
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2
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6
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55
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1987
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336
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70
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41
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27
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(Z)
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188
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2
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7
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62
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1988
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360
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74
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44
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30
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(Z)
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202
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3
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7
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68
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1989
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392
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81
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47
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32
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(Z)
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220
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3
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8
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75
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1990
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432
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92
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54
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34
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(Z)
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240
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3
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9
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84
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1991
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483
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108
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68
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36
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1
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258
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3
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10
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100
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1992
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517
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123
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69
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38
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1
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272
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3
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11
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103
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1993
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561
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125
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69
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42
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1
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312
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2
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12
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106
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1994
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583
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126
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75
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45
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1
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320
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2
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13
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114
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1995
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617
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126
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83
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49
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1
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342
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2
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14
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127
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Percent federal:
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1960
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48
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74
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52
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39
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98
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5
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81
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37
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46
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1970
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53
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83
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59
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48
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99
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12
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83
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55
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65
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1980
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62
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83
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68
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47
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99
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11
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91
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65
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69
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1985
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62
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84
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64
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46
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99
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8
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88
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56
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71
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1986
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60
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83
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64
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44
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99
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8
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84
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55
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70
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1987
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60
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83
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62
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43
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99
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8
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84
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56
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69
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1988
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59
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83
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63
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43
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99
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8
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85
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52
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68
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1989
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59
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83
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63
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43
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99
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8
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84
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51
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69
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1990
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59
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82
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63
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44
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98
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7
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85
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50
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69
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1991
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58
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81
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62
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45
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98
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7
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87
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50
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68
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1992
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59
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80
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67
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45
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98
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7
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87
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50
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71
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1993
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59
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81
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69
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44
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98
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6
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91
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48
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72
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1994
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59
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82
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68
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43
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98
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7
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92
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48
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72
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1995
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59
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82
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67
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43
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98
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6
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93
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47
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71
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Per capita
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(current dollars): 3
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1960
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285
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105
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22
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24
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30
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96
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1
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6
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35
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1970
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698
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262
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79
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46
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43
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244
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3
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20
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120
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1980
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2,126
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990
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314
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118
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92
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523
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30
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59
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434
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1985
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3,009
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1,516
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405
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161
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111
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708
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52
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56
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705
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1986
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3,183
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1,588
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425
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179
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111
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772
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49
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58
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758
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1987
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3,363
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1,662
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453
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194
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112
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826
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53
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62
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822
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1988
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3,552
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1,732
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479
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213
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116
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878
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66
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62
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871
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1989
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3,804
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1,857
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512
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228
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118
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951
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72
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66
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958
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1990
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4,123
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2,017
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579
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243
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120
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1,018
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77
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71
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1,081
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1991
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4,520
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2,185
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708
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257
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126
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1,083
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84
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77
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1,225
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1992
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4,870
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2,377
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801
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270
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133
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1,126
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79
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83
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1,359
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1993
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5,238
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2,523
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849
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287
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137
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1,275
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80
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87
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1,466
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1994
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5,446
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2,591
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905
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305
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141
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1,308
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103
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94
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1,554
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1995
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5,622
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2,632
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949
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320
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144
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1,368
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109
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99
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1,628
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Per capita
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(constant (1995) dollars): 3 4
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1970
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2,454
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920
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279
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162
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152
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859
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11
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70
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419
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1980
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3,788
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1,764
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560
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210
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164
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932
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53
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105
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764
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1985
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4,131
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2,081
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556
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223
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152
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972
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71
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77
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969
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1990
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4,741
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2,319
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665
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279
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138
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1,170
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89
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81
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1,243
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1991
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5,025
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2,428
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788
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286
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140
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1,204
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93
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86
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1,365
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1992
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5,238
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2,558
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862
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291
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143
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1,211
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85
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89
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1,464
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1993
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5,487
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2,644
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889
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301
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144
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1,335
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84
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91
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1,536
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1994
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5,570
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2,650
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925
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312
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144
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1,338
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105
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96
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1,589
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1995
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5,622
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2,632
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949
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320
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144
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1,368
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109
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99
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1,628
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Z Less than $500 million.
1 Excludes program parts of social insurance, public aid,veterans, and other social welfare.
2 Combines "Health and medical programs" with medical servicesincluded in social insurance, public aid, veterans, vocationalrehabilitation, and antipoverty programs.
3 Excludes payments within foreign countries for education,veterans, OASDHI, and civil service retirement.
4 Constant dollar figures are based on implicit price deflatorsfor personal consumption expenditures published by U.S. Bureau ofEconomic Analysis in Survey of Current
Business.
Source: U.S. Social Security Administration,Social Security Bulletin, Vol. 62, No. 2, 1999; and unpublished data.
http://www.ssa.gov/policy/
https://allcountries.org/uscensus/598_social_welfare_expenditures_under_public_programs.html
These tables are based on figures supplied by the United States Census Bureau, U.S. Department of Commerce and are subject to revision by the Census Bureau.
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