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Indiana Asked About A New SNAP Rule. Here’s What People Said

Indiana is nearly eight months into an experiment that aims to test whether it can push some residents to make healthier choices by barring them from using SNAP benefits to buy candy or soft drinks.

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Indiana Asked About A New SNAP Rule. Here’s What People Said

Indiana is nearly eight months into an experiment that aims to test whether it can push some residents to make healthier choices by barring them from using SNAP benefits to buy candy or soft drinks.

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