Make the sentence grammatical: Government would have to tap into its budget to support the needy aged, resulting in a heavy burden on the working class.
The government has to spend more money to support the elderly, but it is not enough to pay for the elderly.
The government has to spend more money to support the elderly.
The government has to spend more money to support the elderly.
The government has to spend more money to support the elderly.
The government has to spend more money to support the elderly.
The government has to spend more money to support the elderly.
The government has to spend more money to support the elderly
The government has to spend more money to provide the elderly with the care they need.
The government has to spend more money to provide the elderly with the care they need.
The government has to spend more money to provide the elderly with the care they need.
The government has to spend more money to provide the elderly with the care they need.
The government has to spend more money to provide the elderly with the care they need.
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