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  1. Governor of New York David A. Paterson rides with the New York Yankees up Broadway at the ticker tape parade for their World Series victory over the Philadelphia Phillies in New York City on November 6, 2009. UPI/John Angelillo
    Date Taken: November 6, 2009

    Tags: baseball, champions, city, hall, mlb, new, parade, series, sport, world, yankees, york

  2. Job-seekers fill out applications at job fair for a newly opening Forever 21 store at Chicago Ridge Mall in Chicago Ridge, Illinois on November 6, 2009. The unemployment rate hit 10.2 percent in October, and represents the highest jobless rate since April of 1983. UPI/Brian Kersey
    Date Taken: November 6, 2009

    Tags: hire, job, job fair, mall, News & Media, retail, store, unemployment, work

  3. Job-seekers fill out applications at job fair for a newly opening Forever 21 store at Chicago Ridge Mall in Chicago Ridge, Illinois on November 6, 2009. The unemployment rate hit 10.2 percent in October, and represents the highest jobless rate since April of 1983. UPI/Brian Kersey
    Date Taken: November 6, 2009

    Tags: hire, job, job fair, mall, News & Media, retail, store, unemployment, work

  4. Afghan Buzkashi Players in Kabul

    by syndicated_photos on

    Afghan buzkashi players fight for control of the beheaded goat during a game in Kabul on November 6, 2009. Buzkashi, which literally translated means ‘goat grabbing’, is the national sport of Afghanistan. The object of the game is to try to snatch the 150-pound (nearly 70-kilogram) goat carcass from the center of the field and [...]

    Tags: afghanistan, buzkashi

  5. Applicants line up for a job fair at a newly opening Forever 21 store at Chicago Ridge Mall in Chicago Ridge, Illinois on November 6, 2009. The unemployment rate hit 10.2 percent in October, and represents the highest jobless rate since April of 1983. UPI/Brian Kersey
    Date Taken: November 6, 2009

    Tags: hire, job, job fair, mall, News & Media, retail, store, unemployment, work

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