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When regulation text cites a section of the Social Security Act, eRegulations automatically links that citation to the relevant section of codified statute in the United States Code.
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The online versions of the Code on this website are produced using the same database that is maintained by the Office of the Law Revision Counsel and from which the Government Publishing Office (GPO) prints volumes of the United States Code.
This office also provides specific details about the currency of their U.S. Code pages.
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