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... population of 40,000 ; by the early 1970s , with the growth of several industries and the opening of the road to the west , its population had risen to 135,000 inhabitants . PEOPLE AND POPULATION Ethnic and linguistic groups . The ...
... population of 40,000 ; by the early 1970s , with the growth of several industries and the opening of the road to the west , its population had risen to 135,000 inhabitants . PEOPLE AND POPULATION Ethnic and linguistic groups . The ...
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... population . The south , on the con- trary , which has acquired almost all recent immigrants , is predominantly white ( 85 percent ) , and few blacks are seen outside the towns ... Population population 1970 census 1980 census 132 Brazil.
... population . The south , on the con- trary , which has acquired almost all recent immigrants , is predominantly white ( 85 percent ) , and few blacks are seen outside the towns ... Population population 1970 census 1980 census 132 Brazil.
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Population growth CHESTRA S gher ucation Natural occurrence of calcium Calcium phosphate Calcium. Since it seldom rains , all roofs are flat . In most quarters commercial buildings are scattered among the dwellings , and in the poorer ...
Population growth CHESTRA S gher ucation Natural occurrence of calcium Calcium phosphate Calcium. Since it seldom rains , all roofs are flat . In most quarters commercial buildings are scattered among the dwellings , and in the poorer ...
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