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25岁方成年 　　 　　My 22-year-old daughter， Emma， waved goodbye to her college campus last spring and walked into1） a job this fall. Given the still-tepid2） state of the economy and all the stories―in the news and from friends―about recent graduates who can’t find work， you might well imagine that my husband and I are thrilled. And we are. Sort of. 　　Emma’s job is a good one， and she is lucky to have it. She is an editorial assistant at a well-respected magazine. But it is the kind of job that countless millennials are landing these days： part-time， low paying， with no benefits. 　　So， after we sp