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5. There has been a sharp rise in the number of people out of work.

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64. In a constituency such as mine there are many highly skilled men, such as shipbuilders and welders, out of work.

65. Many of the approximately 150 people we talked to were out of work or had suffered reduced wages.

66. The right hon. Gentleman's minimum wage would increase unemployment by putting 2 million people out of work.

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