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U.S. Posts Stronger Job Growth in July
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The Labor Department reported the U.S economy gained 117,000 jobs in July 2011. Companies added 154,000 jobs, and state and local governments reduced jobs by 39,000. The unemployment rate declined from 9.2% to 9.1%, mainly because some people stopped looking for work. The Commerce Department reported that consumer spending declined in June, 2011.
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