“Americans who have been unfortunate enough to lose their jobs during the first half of the year can are likely to have have found new jobs more quickly than in each of the past two years.” from www.Management-Issues.com
→ can are likely to have have ← what this is suppose to mean???
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That looks like a case of careless and hurried cutting (editing) of text to me (rather than typos). In other words, can and (one) have should have been cut from the original text but weren’t: