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Study shows millennials may not be fleeing Jersey after all
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Researchers concluded that millennials have been leaving the state at a steady rate.
Rutgers researchers concluded that millennials have been leaving the state at a steady rate for more than 30 years.
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Study shows millennials may not be fleeing Jersey after all
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Rutgers researchers concluded that millennials have been leaving the state at a steady rate for more than 30 years.
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