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IN THE LAST FEW YEARS, it has felt like every big election has focused on jobs and the threats they (supposedly) face: from trade, from immigrants, and, most accurately, from technology.

No wonder. Until recently, the forecasts were almost unanimously grim: The robots were coming, we were told, and they’d soon make us

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