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328. Participation in Adult Education
[In thousands (189,543 represents 189,543,000), except percent.For the civilian noninstitutional population17 years old and over not enrolled full-time in elementaryor secondary
school at the time of the survey. Adult education is considered any enrollment in any educational activity at any time in the prior 12 months, except full-time enrollment in a higher
education credential program. Based on survey andsubject to sampling error; source for details. Composition of regions:NORTHEAST: Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode
Island, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania.MIDWEST: Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, and
Kansas.SOUTH: Delaware, Maryland, District of Columbia, Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas,
Louisiana, Oklahoma, and Texas.WEST: Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, Nevada, Washington, Oregon, California, Alaska, and Hawaii]
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Participants in
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Participants in
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Participants in
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adult education
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adult education
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adult education
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Reason for taking
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Reason for taking
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course (percent) 1
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course (percent) 1
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Characteristic
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Number
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Per-
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Adult
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taking
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cent
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Train
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Improve
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Complete
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popu-
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adult ed.
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of
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Personal/
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Advance
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for a
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basic
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degree or
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lation
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courses
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total
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social
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on the job
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new job
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skills
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diploma
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Total, 1995
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189,543
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76,261
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40
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44
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54
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11
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1
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10
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Total, 1999
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194,434
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88,809
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46
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43
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54
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12
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1
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11
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Age: 17 to 24 years old
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25,276
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13,029
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52
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34
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32
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20
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2
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23
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25 to 34 years old
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34,880
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19,431
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56
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38
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56
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16
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1
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11
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35 to 44 years old
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45,258
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23,047
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51
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41
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62
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13
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1
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9
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45 to 54 years old
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37,153
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18,972
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51
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44
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65
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6
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1
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7
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55 to 64 years old
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24,309
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9,003
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37
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49
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56
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7
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1
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9
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65 years old and over
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27,559
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5,328
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19
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76
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22
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1
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4
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Sex: Male
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92,946
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40,204
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43
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34
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59
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11
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1
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13
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Female
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101,488
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48,605
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48
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50
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50
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12
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1
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9
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Race/ethnicity:
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White 2
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143,679
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65,547
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46
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45
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56
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11
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1
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10
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Black 2
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22,129
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10,803
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49
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42
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52
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15
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2
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13
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Hispanic
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19,491
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7,981
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41
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35
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45
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14
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3
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11
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Other races 2
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9,135
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4,478
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49
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35
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49
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14
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3
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19
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Region:
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Northeast
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39,760
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17,018
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43
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42
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56
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13
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1
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9
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Midwest
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46,693
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21,961
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47
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45
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53
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11
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1
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12
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South
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66,865
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29,534
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44
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41
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56
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12
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1
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11
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West
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41,116
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20,296
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49
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44
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52
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10
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1
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10
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Marital status:
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Never married
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41,530
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20,773
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50
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34
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45
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17
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2
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18
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Currently married
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118,568
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55,966
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47
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46
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58
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10
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1
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9
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Other
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34,337
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12,070
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35
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45
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55
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11
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1
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8
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Children under 18 in household
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Yes
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83,365
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43,060
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52
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41
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55
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12
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12
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No
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111,070
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45,749
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41
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44
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53
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11
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1
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10
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Educational attainment:
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Up to 8th grade
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11,078
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1,527
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14
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41
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39
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3
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1
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21
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9th to 12th grade
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21,375
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5,578
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26
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35
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28
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15
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3
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21
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High school diploma or GED
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53,488
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19,693
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37
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39
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52
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12
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1
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7
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Vocational school after high school
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6,319
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2,629
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42
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44
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57
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11
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2
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5
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Some college
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35,147
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18,220
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52
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48
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46
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14
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1
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15
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Associate's degree
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11,377
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6,735
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59
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38
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60
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15
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14
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Bachelor's or higher
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55,651
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34,426
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62
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45
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63
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9
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8
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Labor force status:
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Employed
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132,227
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70,849
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54
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37
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63
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12
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1
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11
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Unemployed
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7,963
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3,433
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43
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39
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23
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32
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Not in the labor force
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54,244
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14,527
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27
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72
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17
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7
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1
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10
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Occupation: 3
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Professional
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21,474
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16,460
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77
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38
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11
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11
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Executive, administrative and
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managerial
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26,128
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14,692
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56
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38
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72
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8
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9
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Technical and related support
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6,940
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4,363
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63
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33
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73
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16
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2
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13
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Sales workers
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12,472
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6,117
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49
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44
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12
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14
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Administrative support 4
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19,162
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9,655
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50
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37
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61
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14
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7
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Service
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15,570
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7,823
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50
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34
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55
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14
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11
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Agriculture, forestry, and fishing
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2,028
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879
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43
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29
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37
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9
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2
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18
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Precision production, craft
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and repair
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9,857
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4,078
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41
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33
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63
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7
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1
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9
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Machine operators, assemblers 5
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8,800
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3,359
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38
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26
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61
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15
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1
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12
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Transportation and materials
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moving
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4,732
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1,740
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37
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33
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45
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22
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2
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19
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Handlers, equipment cleaners,
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helpers and laborers
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3,207
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811
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25
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28
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34
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10
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5
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21
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Nonclassifiable, undetermined
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1,858
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873
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47
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67
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37
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13
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3
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Household income: 6
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Under $10,000
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22,899
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10,551
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54
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46
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32
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16
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1
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17
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$10,001 to $15,000
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15,699
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6,596
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42
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41
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43
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19
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2
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14
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$15,001 to $20,000
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15,965
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6,195
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39
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41
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54
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12
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3
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12
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$20,001 to $25,000
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17,467
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8,657
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50
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34
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56
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14
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1
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9
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$25,001 to $30,000
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14,205
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8,027
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57
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34
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63
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15
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1
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10
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$30,001 to $40,000
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21,452
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12,939
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60
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39
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68
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11
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9
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$40,001 to $50,000
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14,229
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8,736
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61
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36
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74
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9
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12
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$50,001 to $75,000
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15,845
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9,935
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63
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40
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75
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10
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1
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10
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More than $75,000
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11,606
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6,836
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59
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33
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72
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- Represents or rounds to zero.
1 Reason for taking at least one course. Includes duplication. Excludesother reasons, not shown separately.
2 Non-Hispanic.
3 For currently employed.
4 Includes clerical.
5 Includes inspectors.
6 For those employed in the 12 months prior to the interview.
Source: U.S. National Center for Education Statistics, 1995 and 1999 National Household Education Surveys.
http://nces/ed.gov/
https://allcountries.org/uscensus/328_participation_in_adult_education.html
These tables are based on figures supplied by the United States Census Bureau, U.S. Department of Commerce and are subject to revision by the Census Bureau.
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