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| 20% less likely to be married, 10 percent more likely to live in poverty |
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| 11% less likely to get married |
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| 26% of american population was, and 36% in 1994 |
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| number that childhood povery exceeds adult poverty |
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| in 1990, 4% of the population was and now it is 13% |
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| 65 years of age and older |
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| 58% demand for these workers |
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| 3.6 people between the ages of 20 and 64 |
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| supported every person older than 65 |
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| fewer than 5 percent of 65+ |
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| percent lived in nursing homes |
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| lived in single-family detached homes |
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| 80% of people when they need help |
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| would like to stay at home |
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| 33 to 60 percent of doctors would be willing to |
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| of people were in the paid labor force |
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| top executives in silicon valley earned |
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| 27.9% of the 1200 months of the 20th century |
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| nearly 11 percent of workers put ___,another 11% put _____, and 8% put __ |
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| percent of workers who put in 41 to 48 hours a week, 49-59, 60+ |
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| 1/2 of us employees feel they are |
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| the amount governmentes gave out tof taxpayers money to protect the nations savings and loans from collapse |
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| 80% of nonagricultureal workers, |
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| including white-collar workers, and unionized in socialis countries |
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| have fewer than 20 employees |
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| 13% of total employment in the US in 2000 |
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| manufacturing burinessess |
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| 10% of all chinese import |
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