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Chris Thurrott, above, argues the unemployed, rather than big business, which is really to blame, are being made scapegoats in the jobless crisis
Chris Thurrott, above, argues the unemployed, rather than big business, which is really to blame, are being made scapegoats in the jobless crisis

Chris Thurrott, above, argues the unemployed, rather than big business, which is really to blame, are being made scapegoats in the jobless crisis

Date10/5/1972
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