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cranes in the sky
2016 was a good year for jobs, with a jump in construction roles
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no expressway
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The Daily Poll
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digital snub
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MC CHINA
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brexit wounds
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uncertainty
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not so flashy
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Great Irish Sell Off
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small notes
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Startups
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not attending
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property ladder
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5 Jan 2017
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Back In The Game
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5 Jan 2017
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Job Losses
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Jobs
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brexit envy
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EXTRACT
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Musical Chairs
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trading up
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Jobs Jobs Jobs
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stock horror
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Trade with Tehran
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1 Jan 2017
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tell me tell me
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preview 2017
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Retail
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Tourism
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30 Dec 2016
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food and drink
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soap box
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Money Money Money
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29 Dec 2016
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Early Risers
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26 Dec 2016
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Carnage
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26 Dec 2016
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the business of christmas
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25 Dec 2016
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food and drink
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Work
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