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The highest number of victims of forced sex labor are found in

The highest number of victims of forced sex labor are found in

a. South Asia.
b. Africa.
c. North America.
d. South America.

In general, the job prospects for recent college grads are

a. not as good as they have been in the past.
b. better than ever.
c. good for women, but not for men.
d. not going to improve.

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