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Meanings of jobless benefits in English
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Usage of jobless benefits in English
1
The report, coupled with a fall in new claims for jobless benefits.
2
In exchange, he got jobless benefits renewed and a payroll tax cut.
3
New claims for jobless benefits unexpectedly rose in the latest week.
4
New U.S. claims for jobless benefits climbed more steeply than anticipated last week.
5
Weekly jobless benefits claims spiked last week, reflecting the impact of superstorm Sandy.
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U.S. inflation and weekly claims for jobless benefits came in higher than expected.
7
Congressional wrangling has delayed jobless benefits at least four times in the past year.
8
Obama said economic trends will be good if the United States extends jobless benefits.
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At the same time, new claims for initial jobless benefits unexpectedly rose last week.
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A separate report showed a fall in new claims for jobless benefits last week.
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Initial jobless benefits claims, due on Thursday, are seen rising in the latest week.
12
Millions of people have been exhausting their government jobless benefits during the economic downturn.
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In the last two weeks, nearly 10 million workers have filed for jobless benefits.
14
The number of people claiming jobless benefits had fallen in the prior two weeks.
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Claims for jobless benefits have risen for two straight weeks.
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They had to accept some paring back of jobless benefits.
This collocation consists of:
Jobless benefits across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common