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After the Great Depression's exceptionally high unemployment rates, job prospects did improve in the late 1930's, but as late as 1941 nearly 1 in 6 people were still out of work.
After the Great Depression's exceptionally high unemployment rates, job prospects did improve in the late 1930's, but
Although job prospects did improve in the late 1930's after the Great Depression, a period in which unemployment rates were exceptionally high,
Following the Great Depression's exceptionally high unemployment rates, job prospects did improve in the late 1930's, and
While job prospects did improve in the late 1930's after the Great Depression's exceptionally high unemployment rates,
Despite the fact that job prospects did improve in the 1930's after the Great Depression and its exceptionally high unemployment rates,
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After the Great Depression's exceptionally high unemployment rates, job prospects did improve in the late 1930's, but
Although job prospects did improve in the late 1930's after the Great Depression, a period in which unemployment rates were exceptionally high,
Following the Great Depression's exceptionally high unemployment rates, job prospects did improve in the late 1930's, and
While job prospects did improve in the late 1930's after the Great Depression's exceptionally high unemployment rates,
Despite the fact that job prospects did improve in the 1930's after the Great Depression and its exceptionally high unemployment rates,
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