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Page 452
... Population growth the total population of Egypt . Alexandria , the second- largest city , has more than 2,300,000 inhabitants . The four urban muḥāfaṇāt - Cairo , Alexandria , Port Said , and Suez - together contain about one - fifth of ...
... Population growth the total population of Egypt . Alexandria , the second- largest city , has more than 2,300,000 inhabitants . The four urban muḥāfaṇāt - Cairo , Alexandria , Port Said , and Suez - together contain about one - fifth of ...
Page 533
... population of nearly 20,000,000 has , in the U.S. Senate , the same num- ber of representatives as Nevada with a population of less than 1,000,000 . This kind of " constitutional malappor- tionment " must not be confused with the kind ...
... population of nearly 20,000,000 has , in the U.S. Senate , the same num- ber of representatives as Nevada with a population of less than 1,000,000 . This kind of " constitutional malappor- tionment " must not be confused with the kind ...
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... population is outstanding , with special skills , inventive- ness , and initiatives that enable its peoples to more than hold their own in a highly competitive world . POPULATION DISTRIBUTION Overall densities . Southern Europe lost its ...
... population is outstanding , with special skills , inventive- ness , and initiatives that enable its peoples to more than hold their own in a highly competitive world . POPULATION DISTRIBUTION Overall densities . Southern Europe lost its ...
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