Fix the grammar mistakes: On one hand, limiting the public spending on the aged does not mean that we can spend less money on the aged.
The government has to spend less on the aged, but it is not necessary to spend less on the aged.
The government has to spend less on the aged, but it is not necessary to spend less on the aged.
The government has to spend less on the aged, but it is not necessary to spend less on the aged.
The government has to spend less on the aged, but it is not necessary to spend less on the aged.
The government has to spend less on the
The government has to spend less on the elderly, but it is not necessary to spend less on the elderly.
The government has to spend less on the elderly, but it is not necessary to spend less on the elderly.
The government has to spend less on the elderly, but it is not necessary to spend less on the elderly.
The government has to spend less on the elderly, but it is not necessary to spend less on the elderly.
The government has to spend less on the