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What a 20% cut in CalFresh benefits means for a family trying to buy groceries in key areas of California:
- English: Bakersfield, Fresno, Orange, Corona, Redding
- Spanish: Bakersfield, Fresno, Orange, Corona, Redding
What cuts to Medi-Cal mean for someone trying to afford an inhaler, pay to treat a broken leg, or pay for blood pressure medication:
- English: Inhaler, Broken Leg, Blood Pressure Medication
- Spanish: Inhaler, Broken Leg, Blood Pressure Medication
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