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One of the thorniest problems in America today is that of the habitually unemployed people living within the inner core of our 50 largest cities. For a long time employers and organized labor have written them off as unemployables. The U.S. Department of Labor has, over the years, tried various approaches to these hard-core jobless, with uncertain success.
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