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By Don Lee and Rebecca Trounson, Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles Times
Tue, 03/20/2012 - 12:00am

The downturn is 'pervasive' and could hurt future growth, but major metropolitan gateway areas are less affected, analysis of Census data shows.Reporting from Washington and Los Angeles -- For years, America's growing and mobile Latino population helped transform cities such as Atlanta and Las Vegas as well as many smaller communities.

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