Further breaking the data down, 6.98 million held masters and another 1.18 million had PhDs or professional degrees.

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Pale and baggy-eyed after weeks of worry, they presented their data one by one, nearly breaking down with joy and relief.

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In this study, the researchers tallied a massive amount of NIH and CDC data from 1928 to 2007, breaking it down by age group and coordinating it with periods of economic boom and bust.

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