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    Boomed!

    Boomed! USA
    Rule #76: No excuses. Play like a champion.
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    "Longwell said that while there are some factors favouring a long-term spike in the “contingency workforce”, the trend could reverse itself, as he said contract workers are among the first to go in a slowdown"

    DOOMED!

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      It doesn't mention that previously 90% of the contractors were locals and that now 98% of them are Indian or Philippino !

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