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... percent by the end of 1975 , over 7 percent at the time of the 1981 elections , over 9 percent in 1984. Since then , measured unemployment has stayed in the 9 percent to 10 percent range , frequently higher and occasionally dipping a ...
... percent by the end of 1975 , over 7 percent at the time of the 1981 elections , over 9 percent in 1984. Since then , measured unemployment has stayed in the 9 percent to 10 percent range , frequently higher and occasionally dipping a ...
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... percent to 8 percent greater than the enrollment of white eighth graders , whereas there are 23 percent to 27 percent more black ninth graders than black eighth graders and 24 percent to 28 per- cent more Latino ninth graders than ...
... percent to 8 percent greater than the enrollment of white eighth graders , whereas there are 23 percent to 27 percent more black ninth graders than black eighth graders and 24 percent to 28 per- cent more Latino ninth graders than ...
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... percent nationally . When Swanson's figures are broken down by race and ethnicity , the numbers become even more distressing . According to his research , whereas approxi- mately 76.8 percent of Asian students and 74.9 percent of white ...
... percent nationally . When Swanson's figures are broken down by race and ethnicity , the numbers become even more distressing . According to his research , whereas approxi- mately 76.8 percent of Asian students and 74.9 percent of white ...
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