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The document classifies jobs into three sectors: the primary sector involves farming and extracting natural resources from the earth and sea, the secondary sector is manufacturing, and the tertiary sector involves providing services. Within the primary sector, the document further discusses arable farming and the types of crops that can be grown with different water sources like rainwater or irrigation. It also mentions that wheat from arable farming is used to make bread.
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