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Social Security

Social security - the general concept of providing welfare

Social Security (United States) - the United States retirement/disability program

Social Security Administration - the agency which administers the U.S. program

Social Security number - the identification number widely used in many countries

Social Security Trust Fund - the financial accounts for the U.S. retirement program

Social Security Act of 1935 - the Act which established Social Security in the United States

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