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In California, more than two million people are out of work. That s the highest number of any state. A lot of them have turned to unemployment clubs to help them find work. CBS Evening News anchor Scott Pelley spoke with four people who attend meetings of something called Experience Unlimited. It helps -- but they still have far to go.For Jack Walerius, Kathy Frazier, Teri Smith and Ellen Byers -- looking for work is the hardest job these educated, highly skilled Californians have ever had. Every week, they co
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Scientists in Australia tagged a healthy 9-foot great white shark as part of program to track these animals. Four months later they found the tracking device washed up on a beach. Something鈥攕omething really big鈥攈ad eaten this apex predator. But what creature could dine on such ferocious prey
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