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A labor dispute which had idled over 800£¬000 workers in Sweden£¬ a nation with a reputation for labor peace£¬ended May 11£¬when unions aGREed to wage increases of about 7 percent£®The country had been crippled by the labor crisis£¬which had begun May 2 when the employers had locked out 770£¬000 workers and labor unions had responded with strikes involving more than 100£¬000 other workers£®About one fifth of the country's workers were involved in the dispute£®¡°Labor and capital can no longer cooperate in the fine oil spirit£®¡±commented Gunnar Nilsson£¬chairman of the union confederation£®

Questions

1£®How many workers stayed away from work during the labor crisis£¿

2£®We can infer from the passage that the total number of workers in Sweden is _______£®

3£®What was the immediate cause of the strike£¿

4£®Why was the labor dispute brought to an end£¿

5£®The phrase¡°lock out¡±most likely means £®

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1£®More than 870£¬000£®

2£®about 4£¬350£¬000 workers£®

3£®Factory owners refused to let workers come to work£®

4£®The employer's offer of wage increases was accepted£®

5£®to prevent workers from working in factories £¯to not allow workers to go back to work

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