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October 24, 2011
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Jon D. Miller discusses the findings of a new study about Generation X.
University of Michigan political scientist Jon D. Miller discusses the findings of a new study that show Generation X, those between the ages of 30 and 50, are leading active, balanced and happy lives.
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