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Page 209
... percent and Muslims 14 percent of Bihar's total population . More than 85 percent of Bihar's people live in small villages with from 1,000 to 5,000 in- habitants . Little more than 12 percent of the population can be classified as urban ...
... percent and Muslims 14 percent of Bihar's total population . More than 85 percent of Bihar's people live in small villages with from 1,000 to 5,000 in- habitants . Little more than 12 percent of the population can be classified as urban ...
Page 292
... percent , of each type of white blood cell per 100 white cells counted ; normally the white cells are about 55 per- cent neutrophils , 30 percent lymphocytes , and small percentages of eosinophils , basophils , and monocytes . A ...
... percent , of each type of white blood cell per 100 white cells counted ; normally the white cells are about 55 per- cent neutrophils , 30 percent lymphocytes , and small percentages of eosinophils , basophils , and monocytes . A ...
Page 670
... percent of the population - are thought to have entered Bu- rundi from the Congo Basin . Rundi ( Kirundi ) and French are the official languages of Bu- rundi , but Swahili is also spoken , and English is taught in some schools . The ...
... percent of the population - are thought to have entered Bu- rundi from the Congo Basin . Rundi ( Kirundi ) and French are the official languages of Bu- rundi , but Swahili is also spoken , and English is taught in some schools . The ...
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