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        Payrolls expanded by 225,000 in January, helped by mild weather, and more people were drawn into the labor market. Job growth accelerated last month, posting a strong start to an election year in which the economy could prove pivotal. Employers added 225,000 jobs in January and the unemployment rate stayed near a half-