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Sep 2, 2010 17:21 Moscow Time
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The number  of Russians applying for jobs has fallen by one million, said the head of Russian Labor Service Yuri Gertsiy on Thursday.

Now Russia had 1mln 711 jobless.

The official believes the reduction was caused by efficient  employment programs introduced by the government.

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