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Major part of growth occurred in metropolitan areas
In November, the unemployment rate in the United States fell to 7.7 percent of the labor force. The last time unemployment was this low was four years ago this month. An estimated 134.74 million people worked in non-farm jobs in October, an increase of 1.8 million from October 2011.
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