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    Cab services coincided with arrival of greatest economic crisis the world had ever seen. Unemployment rose to terrifying levels, especially in areas where most workers traditionally worked in the heavy industries like shipbuilding, iron and steel or coal. This two-page extract shows the Labour government assessing the scale of the problems and how to explain its decisions to its critics.

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    Cab services coincided with arrival of greatest economic crisis the world had ever seen. Unemployment rose to terrifying levels, especially in areas where most workers traditionally worked in the heavy industries like shipbuilding, iron and steel or coal. This two-page extract shows the Labour government assessing the scale of the problems and how to explain its decisions to its critics.

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    Cab services coincided with arrival of greatest economic crisis the world had ever seen. Unemployment rose to terrifying levels, especially in areas where most workers traditionally worked in the heavy industries like shipbuilding, iron and steel or coal. This two-page extract shows the Labour government assessing the scale of the problems and how to explain its decisions to its critics.

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    Cab services coincided with the arrival of the greatest economic crisis the world had ever seen. Unemployment rose to terrifying levels, especially in areas where most workers traditionally worked in the heavy industries like shipbuilding, iron and steel or coal. This two-page extract shows the Labour government assessing the scale of the problems and how to explain its decisions and measures to its critics in parliament.

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