Staff Writer, Washington Post
Staff writer for the Washington Post
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Annys Shin
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That Falling Off a Cliff Feeling: Unemployment at 8.1% Some 651,000 people lost their jobs in the past month, a number President Obama called “astounding.” In Columbus, Ohio, he spoke to 25 police recruits who owe their jobs to the $787 billion stimulus bill he signed less than three months ago. Annys Shin is a staff writer at the Washington Post .
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