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| Management negotiators made a counteroffer in November of 3 percent, touching off months of contention. in favor of French and Australian supplies in its latest tender, touching off talk U. Wheat by Pro Farmer The gap, which stood at 400,000 three years ago, has now grown to more than 600,000 and is touching off a debate among economists on the reliability of state jobs data. |
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