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In the US, these things are governed federally by the Fair Labor
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There's a very noticeable paucity of references in this article. Even worse, neither of the references work for me. I'm on a mobile phone so there's a possibility that this is because of issues with a mobile redirect, but of the two references, the second website doesn't seem to exist any more.
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I did some basic cleanup, but there's a lot more that could be done. In particular, few assertions have sources, but they say that in "many" cases, "most" of the time, or "often" they are true. I suspect this is based on personal experience, and when I started the article, it asserted that most
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