When a new graduate from the barber college opens his new shop with five chairs, one job is created.

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What confuses the Editors is the problem of re-hiring those who lost their jobs in the recession (my barber shop in Cape Coral, FL has five chairs and only two barbers due to the adverse impact of the recession) vs. the question of who provides jobs over time.

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It is hoped that five new chairs will be created across the universities, and that the project will be able to retain the best Scottish graduates.

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University leaders and the chairs of five parliamentary select committees have called for overseas students to be removed from such targets, raising concerns that legitimate students could be deterred from applying to UK universities.

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At 10 minutes past our scheduled start time, we had five butts-in-chairs out of 16.

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Five months later, they occupy a pair of wobbly chairs atop the league.

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While television revenues in the SPL were becoming increasingly smaller as a percentage of turnover (8% for Rangers in 2011) and season ticket sales were declining every year (down to 37, 500 from 44, 000 five years ago), Rangers continued to rearrange the deck chairs on the Titanic.

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Mr. RICO PIERRE (Haitian Election Worker) (Through Translator): We got here at five in the morning, but we didn't have electricity or any tables and chairs.

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The game had about five minutes left when Kotoko fans - whose team were losing 2-1 - started ripping off chairs from one stand and hurling them onto the pitch.

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