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Living on the Edge

Advocates say the impact could be devastating, affecting 34,843 Philadelphians who receive GA money and pushing thousands of addicts out onto the street.

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Posted: Thu, Mar. 29, 2012, 12:00 AM

Living on the Edge

Gov. Corbett's budget, if enacted, could push thousands of drug addicts out onto Philly streets.

Daniel Denvir

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