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Just how hot is the US job market?

In January employers added more than half a million jobs were told.

The unemployment rate fell to its lowest level in more than half a century,

but a single month's numbers can be wrong or a fluke.

So we get some context today when the Labor Department offers another month's worth of numbers.

Here's NPR Scott, Horsley Scott.

So what do we expect to see in today's jobs report?

Good morning.

A forecasters think hiring probably slowed last month,

but of course that's what they're expecting in January too.

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