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Description	English: Unemployment rates in Europe's major economies according to English Wikipedia. Français : Taux de chômage des économies principales européennes selon la Wikipédia anglophone. Svenska: Grad av arbetslöshet i Europas huvudekonomier
Date	from March 2005 until March 2009
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Author	Aaker

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