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queries: who would inherently use government funds opp

queries: why do opp's want government funded programs

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queries: why is the government responsible for spending more money on the poor


queries: which argument is correct about the government dictating how money should be used by the poor?

queries: which is true of prop's argument about gov. giving welfare money to poor

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