food stamp

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Food Stamp benefits and act like they're doing "the poor" a favor.
食品券計(jì)劃爲(wèi)窮人做事，爲(wèi)他們?cè)旄！?br>58.211.82.24
As the value in the Threshold field changes in the animation, the color of a state or territory changes based on the food stamp participation rate of that state.
由於 Threshold 字段中的值是動(dòng)態(tài)變化的，所以州或?qū)賴?guó)的顔色會(huì)根據(jù)這個(gè)州的食品券蓡與率而改變。
Fox news host apologized on air for a baseless report on food stamp fraud.
福尅斯電眡臺(tái)一位新聞主播在節(jié)目中爲(wèi)毫無(wú)事實(shí)根據(jù)的食品券欺詐事件的報(bào)道做出道歉。

In November 2008, food stamp applicants topped 30 million for the first time in history.
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But anti-hunger advocates say the food stamp increase is an important step in addressing a serious problem.
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So the - you know, the store where you're going to has to be food stamp accessible.
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a piece of paper that is given to poor people by the government and with which they can then buy food

In the United States, food stamps are official vouchers that are given to people with low incomes to be exchanged for food.