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'''Unemployed''', an adjetive from 1667 that means: idle; not employed; without a [[job]]; out of [[work]]. As a noun, it is from 1782, meaning: people who do not have Jobs. [http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/Unemployed]   
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'''Unemployed''', an adjective from 1667 that means: idle; not employed; without a [[job]]; out of [[work]]. As a noun, it is from 1782, meaning: people who do not have Jobs. [http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/Unemployed]   
  
  

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Unemployed, an adjective from 1667 that means: idle; not employed; without a job; out of work. As a noun, it is from 1782, meaning: people who do not have Jobs. [1]

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