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    The Wall Street Journal‏Verified account @WSJ 4 Mar 2016

    Breaking: U.S. employers added 242,000 jobs in February; the unemployment rate held steady at 4.9 percent.http://on.wsj.com/1TY2Zp2 

    5:34 AM - 4 Mar 2016
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      2. Missy‏ @KronosNCC1701 4 Mar 2016
        Replying to @Pernaris

        @Pernaris @WSJ if you divide the number of unemployed into the number of employed you get 5%. It's math.

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      4. Missy‏ @KronosNCC1701 4 Mar 2016
        Replying to @Pernaris

        @Pernaris @WSJ I feel like that goes without saying. My math stands correct.

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      2. Andrew Beattie‏ @adbeattie33 4 Mar 2016
        Replying to @WSJ

        @WSJ labor participation rate still at a 50 year low? Need some context. Thanks.

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      3. Todd Wallack‏Verified account @TWallack 4 Mar 2016
        Replying to @adbeattie33

        Todd Wallack Retweeted Alex Howard

        @adbeattie33 @WSJhttps://twitter.com/digiphile/status/705749803884531712 …

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        Alex HowardVerified account @digiphile
        Strong US jobs numbers. Good news: labor force participation rate up 0.5% since September. https://twitter.com/bls_gov/status/705747128853913602 … pic.twitter.com/uwNevxHzrS
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      4. Andrew Beattie‏ @adbeattie33 4 Mar 2016
        Replying to @TWallack

        @TWallack @WSJ @digiphile appreciate the empirical data..13 year labor participation rates would provide relevant context.13 months doesn't

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      1. Dreg Super Elite‏ @Russ_Bunch 4 Mar 2016
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        @WSJ Calling bullshit...just saying...

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      1. Dave Van Horn‏ @dave_van_horn 4 Mar 2016
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        @WSJ hey math genius, how is this good when 278k Lost their jobs.....during same period. We need 450k at least to be meaningful.

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      1. Dub Daniels‏ @Dubster9158 4 Mar 2016
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        @WSJ 4.9%, if you don't count over 90 million people who have given up looking for a job. Can't trust any numbers from the Obama admin!

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      1. daniel vkn‏ @danvkn 4 Mar 2016
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        @WSJ What a peculiar choice of photo to illustrate added US jobs: two Mexicans carrying a large flat box = gainfully employed Americans.

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      1. MarieTweets‏ @mkues65 4 Mar 2016
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        @WSJ what is the REAL unemployment rate? ...10%

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      1. Drib Drab Drollet‏ @DDDrolett33 4 Mar 2016
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        @WSJ ..note the picture..no hard hats on..illegal labor in nyc ..more great progress

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      1. Drib Drab Drollet‏ @DDDrolett33 4 Mar 2016
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        @WSJ ..fast food restaurants lost 241k the month before..great progress.Obama economy ..great jobs..

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      1. Russ Baker‏ @RussBaker8 4 Mar 2016
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        @WSJ all these numbers are inflated to make it all look better to the American people. This is why the up raising is coming.

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      1. MarieTweets‏ @mkues65 4 Mar 2016
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        @WSJ ..IBM just announced layoffs was this factored in to the jobs report?

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