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John Jordan
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Re: Jobs?
John Jordan   9/1/2011 9:29:22 AM
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You're right. The article's intent was mainly to say that the storm will create some jobs for the beleagured construction industry.

ProfR
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Jobs?
ProfR   9/1/2011 9:10:11 AM
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Interesting article. I live in New York and have seen some of the devastation in this area. Although there may be some construction jobs generated in this area, Irene caused some other businesses to close or cut back. Also, many people who were going to vacation in the Jersey shore and other places have cancelled. So not sure this really helps the economy.

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