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Millions of Adults Ages 50 and Older Rely on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)

Olivia May Dean, Lynda Flowers, Carlos M. S. Figueiredo

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Abstract

An extra 10% off select hotels, up to 30% off base rates on select car rentals, up to $100 in extra onboard credits on select cruises, a $50 gift card of your choice* with the purchase of a flight vacation package, and a 5% cash rebate (up to $350) on eligible group hotel bookings of nine or more rooms.

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An extra 10% off select hotels, up to 30% off base rates on select car rentals, up to $100 in extra onboard credits on select cruises, a $50 gift card of your choice* with the purchase of a flight vacation package, and a 5% cash rebate (up to $350) on eligible group hotel bookings of nine or more rooms.

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An extra 10% off select hotels, up to 30% off base rates on select car rentals, up to $100 in extra onboard credits on select cruises, a $50 gift card of your choice* with the purchase of a flight vacation package, and a 5% cash rebate (up to $350) on eligible group hotel bookings of nine or more rooms.

Key concepts: Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, Snap, Gerontology, Computer science, Geography, Medicine, Food insecurity, Operating system

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