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听力原文：Now China's sizzling economy is growing at its fastest rate in a decade. This year 5 million young people will graduate from the country's universities, with the potential to boost China's economy still further. But the government estimates that I million of them won't find jobs because the education system isn't supplying the need of an economy still based on manufacturing. Our Beijing correspondent Lindsey Hilsum went along to a graduate job fair.
According to the government's estimation, how many university graduates will find jobs this year？
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