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Unemployed Americans will likely see jobless benefits shrink next year, a casualty of Washington’s budget battles and a slowly improving economy.
About 1.37 million people nationwide received emergency unemployment compensation at the end of November. That program, which provides an average of $300 a week in benefits to unemployed people once they exhaust their state benefits, is set to expire Dec. 28.
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