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You knew things weren't great for millennials, but this is just how bad

A woman reads a book at her open air book store in Skopje April 24, 2014. Macedonians will cast their ballots on Sunday April 27 in the second round of the presidential vote, overshadowed by the general elections. Macedonian voters look likely to hand conserva

Millennials are worse off than the generation before, according to research. Image: REUTERS

Lucinda Shen
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