Social Securityin a sentence
Social Security as in: the US program
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Social security was originally enacted in 1935 in response to the Great Depression.Social Security = retirement income that is funded through payroll taxes
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After taxes and social security, I'd be taking home over eighty dollars a week.† (source)
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I think I've even got his Social Security number around here somewhere.'† (source)
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Someone's grandmother who blew her monthly Social Security check on crack.† (source)
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My full name, avatar name, student alias (Wade3), date of birth, Social Security number, and home address.† (source)
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He'll need your name and Social Security number.† (source)
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How nobody gets paid they Social Security.† (source)
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They talking about cutting welfare, cutting Social Security, and anything else that makes life a little easy.† (source)
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He walks to our truck and comes back with passports, birth certificates, social security cards, checkbooks, credit cards and bank cards, and drops them on the ground.† (source)
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Lourdes's brother has a friend in Los Angeles who helps Lourdes get a fake Social Security card and a job.† (source)
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I had even gone to the social security office the month before to get my social security number.† (source)
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They didn't even pay social security for her.† (source)
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Why would someone his age need a Social Security number?† (source)
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It was easy enough; he'd always had Caroline's Social Security number, and he had her address too.† (source)
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And to pay into Social Security.† (source)
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The facility was notoriously expensive, but because my dad had a government pension, Social Security, Medicare, and private insurance to boot (I could imagine him signing, on the insurance salesman's dotted line years before without really understanding what he was paying for), I was assured that the only cost would be emotional.† (source)
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