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    The Wall Street Journal‏Verified account @WSJ 26 Jun 2013

    In 1973, 72% of jobs required a high-school education or less. By 2020, it will have fallen to 36%.http://on.wsj.com/19u8neo 

    7:14 PM - 26 Jun 2013
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      1. Cameron‏ @Cameron5280 26 Jun 2013
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        @WSJ this is poorly worded

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      1. Katarina Gray-Sharp‏ @TeachingConsult 27 Jun 2013
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        "Americans who fail to complete at least some post-secondary education" hurt their job prospects http://blogs.wsj.com/atwork/2013/06/26/55-million-good-reasons-to-go-to-college/?mod=e2tw … @laurenweberWSJ @WSJ

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      1. Desgraves, CPA‏ @desgravescpa 26 Jun 2013
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        WOW! “@WSJ: In 1973, 72% of jobs required a high-school education or less. By 2020, it will have fallen to 36%. http://on.wsj.com/19u8neo ”

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      1. Ajeeb Rehman Shaikh‏ @ajeeb_shaikh 12 Mar 2015
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        @WSJ @AskaChildPsych hello i want ltoo little info

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      1. A.T.Cher2‏ @ATCher2 28 Jun 2013
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        @WSJ As a teacher I see not only jobs have gotten harder but H.S. ed have gotten weaker. College Ss know far less basic reading & math.

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      1. Bill Porter‏ @BMack764 27 Jun 2013
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        “@WSJ: In 1973, 72% of jobs required a high-school education or less. By 2020, it will have fallen to 36%. http://on.wsj.com/19u8neo ”

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      1. Joe Porter‏ @portachaplain 27 Jun 2013
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        “@WSJ: In 1973, 72% of jobs required a high-school education or less. By 2020, it will have fallen to 36%. http://on.wsj.com/19u8neo ”

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      1. Ken Goffstein‏ @ksgoffstein 27 Jun 2013
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        @WSJ is it 64% or 36%?? http://on.wsj.com/15G5Ypo 

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      1. Ken Goffstein‏ @ksgoffstein 27 Jun 2013
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        @WSJ make up your mind - which is it - 64% or 36%??

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      1. EimileNotEmily‏ @EimilenotEmily 26 Jun 2013
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        “@WSJ: In 1973, 72% of jobs required a high-school education or less. By 2020, it will have fallen to 36%."#mypoorchildren #thisisgoodright

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      1. TrabajarenEuropa‏ @TrabajarEuropa 26 Jun 2013
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        OJO! “@WSJ: In 1973, 72% of jobs required a high-school education or less. By 2020, it will have fallen to 36%. http://on.wsj.com/19u8neo ”

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      1. Robert Joskowiak‏ @somersetva1 26 Jun 2013
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        @WSJ Then why are you supporting bringing 11 million low skilled, illiterate aliens?

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      1. Brian Evetts‏ @TheBigDaddie 26 Jun 2013
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        #sadnews “@WSJ: In 1973, 72% of jobs required a higph-school education or less. By 2020, it will have fallen to 36%. http://on.wsj.com/19u8neo ”

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      1. Chief‏ @saychieeef 26 Jun 2013
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        @WSJ you mean required in job ads posted, or they actually require specific skills only a specialized degree can provide?

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      1. Marcus Edwards‏ @Scorpio_Marcus 26 Jun 2013
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        @WSJ Either go to college, become indebted to rapacious lenders charging high interest rates — or remain among the ranks of the unemployed.

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      1. H.S. Bernstein‏ @dionysussays 26 Jun 2013
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        @WSJ Our faltering #education system is going to bring those blue-collar #jobs back home in 20 yrs. as Asia claims the white-collar jobs.

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      1. Edu‏ @ysihec22 26 Jun 2013
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        @WSJ This article is to be assumed correct if there won't be that much outsourcing in most working fields.

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