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The jobless rate in one of the world's fastest-growing developed economies was 10.45 percent from July to September, up from 10.29 percent in the preceding quarter, the National Statistics Institute announced.

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The preceding talks in Malaysia will cover "important issues in the economic and trade relationship between China and the United States", Beijing said Thursday.

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Guerrero is more than a slugger, even if that reputation precedes him.

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This series, which was preceded by New Zealand hosting Australia in three T20s, has been scheduled unusually early in New Zealand's season.

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Weeks later, both governments recalled their ambassadors for consultations, a move often interpreted in international relations as preceding the breaking off of bilateral relations.

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