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An elderly woman sleeps on a trolley while a businessman passes by along a road in Hong Kong, 19 June 2003. Hong Kong's unemployment rate rose to a new high of 8.3 percent in the three months to May, reflecting the fuller impact on the economy from the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) crisis, the government said 17 June.

A man sleeps in the window of the Hong Kong Bank office in the territory's Central business district 21 July. Hong Kong's troubled economy hit further turbulence this week with unemployment at a 15-year high of 4,5 percent and the government projecting offering little hope for improvement in the near term. Chief Executive Tung Chee-Hwa predicting 'a very difficult' third quarter after the economy shrank two percent in the first quarter.

People wait in front of a government employment office in Marbella on January 27, 2012. Spain announced its jobless rate shot to a 17-year record high of 22.85 percent at the end of 2011, the highest in the industrialised world, as unemployment punched above five million.

People wait in line at a government employment office at Santa Eugenia's Madrid suburb on January 27, 2012. Spain's unemployment rate shot to 22.85 percent in the final quarter of 2011, the highest in the industrialized world, as jobless numbers hit 5.27 million, official figures showed on January 27, 2012.

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