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Bryan: What Wasn't in the Speech, Part II

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In his State of the Territory Address, Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. said the U.S. Virgin Islands needed 5,000 more workers to meet labor demands. He didn’t mean just government employees or private sector employees, but every conceivable job. This is the second and final report on an interview with Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. Tuesday.

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