The B tables show that all net employment growth came from the government sector.

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Thus his tables rarely show cracks and loosened miter joints resulting from wood shrinkage over time.

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A. programs are increasingly popular with students from outside the U.S. As the tables on the next page show, foreign students now constitute at least 25% of the graduating classes at several of the top U.S. business schools.

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