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“Up until 10 years ago, when we weren’t dealing with other problems--the cost of housing, smog, congestion, gridlock--you could really much more effectively sell around earthquakes. But we are becoming less and less of a desirable area to recruit to.”--Gary Kaplan, head of a Pasadena executive search firm, on the impact that Tuesday’s earthquake in the Bay Area is having on his line of work.
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