Man Finds Out Through Letter That Someone Applied For Unemployment Benefits In His Name
Philip Woodson opened the mail to find out someone else had applied for unemployment benefits in his name.
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Philip Woodson opened the mail to find out someone else had applied for unemployment benefits in his name.
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