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The document is an Administrative Disqualification Hearing decision regarding a Food Stamp benefits claim for a claimant in Montana. The hearing, held on December 13, 2006, was initiated by the Flathead County Office of Public Assistance due to allegations of intentional program violations by the claimant, who failed to accurately report her household composition. The findings concluded that the claimant misrepresented facts and concealed information, leading to a determination of intentional program violation. As a result, the claimant is disqualified from receiving Food Stamp benefits for twelve months.

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