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30 mar 2020 · adults ages 18 to 64 report having worked from home because of coronavirus Source: Survey of U S adults conducted March 19-24, 2020 Middle income is defined here as two-thirds to double the median annual income for all panelists churchgoers appear to have replaced attending church
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29 juin 2009 about one-in-five Americans will be over age 65 and about 5% will be ages 85 and older
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