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phylny Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Jul-12-04 07:36 AM
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42. If friends and relatives are any indication
then nothing has changed for the better. My cousin is out of work and has been for three years. My cousin's husband, out of work for two. A former neighbor, underemployed after being out of work for a year. All three are looking for management jobs, all three are in their early forties.

We just had to relocate for my husband's job. It wasn't a move that any of us wanted to make, yet all we could think of was, "At least you still have a job, at least it's a job...."
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