Manawatu-Wanganui had a usually resident population of 220,089 people at the time of the 2001 Census, giving it the fifth-largest population in New Zealand. Despite its substantial population, the region has a lower than average population density, with an average of 10.3 people per square kilometre, compared with 13.1 for New Zealand. During the period from 1996 to 2001, the population fell by 3.8%, or 8700 people. There are two major urban areas in the region. Palmerston North, with a usually-resident population of 72,033 (2001 cens ...

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Manawatu-Wanganui, Manawatu-Wanganui - Geography, Manawatu-Wanganui - General, Manawatu-Wanganui - Topography, Manawatu-Wanganui - Soil and climate, Manawatu-Wanganui - Conservation and parks, Manawatu-Wanganui - People, Manawatu-Wanganui - History, Manawatu-Wanganui - The economy, Manawatu-Wanganui - Business, Manawatu-Wanganui - Energy, Manawatu-Wanganui - Agriculture, Manawatu-Wanganui - Forestry, Manawatu-Wanganui - Tourism, Manawatu-Wanganui - Transport

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The dwellers of Majuli are mostly tribal folk. These tribal are the mishing tribes from Arunachal Pradesh and who immigrated here centuries ago. Apart from them, the inhabitants are also from the Deori and Sonowal Kacharis tribes. Languages spoken here are Assamese, Mishing, Deori. The island has twenty-three villages with a population of 150,000 and a density of 300 individuals per square km. The only mode of association to the outside world is through a ferry service which operates only twice a day. Despite inherent drawbacks faced, ...

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Majuli, Majuli - History, Majuli - Economy, Majuli - People, Majuli - Culture, Majuli - Neo-Vaishnavite satras, Majuli - Ecosystem, Majuli - Tourist interests

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Nerima Tokyo - From Nerima. Rie Miyazawa: actress Kumi Nakada: three-time Olympic volleyball competitor, bronze-medalist Nomura Mansaku: kyogen actor Reiko Ohara: actress Aya Ueto: singer, actress Mayumi Wakamura: actress Nerima Tokyo - Residents. Ishinomori Shotaro: mangaka Leiji Matsumoto: mangaka, anime creator Adachi Mitsuru: mangaka Takahashi Rumiko: mangaka Azuma ...

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Nerima Tokyo, Nerima Tokyo - History, Nerima Tokyo - Geography, Nerima Tokyo - Economy, Nerima Tokyo - Education, Nerima Tokyo - Public schools, Nerima Tokyo - Colleges and universities, Nerima Tokyo - Transportation, Nerima Tokyo - Rail, Nerima Tokyo - Highway, Nerima Tokyo - Leisure, Nerima Tokyo - People, Nerima Tokyo - From Nerima, Nerima Tokyo - Residents, Nerima Tokyo - Nerima in popular culture

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The Acadians are survivors of the Great Expulsion (1755) which drove several thousand French residents into exile in North America, the U.K. and France for refusing to take an oath of allegiance to George III of Great Britain during the French and Indian War. American Acadians, who wound up in Louisiana and other parts of the American South, are often referred to as Cajuns. Many of the English-Canadian population of New Brunswick are descended from United Empire Loyalists who fled the American Revolution. This is commemorated in the p ...

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New Brunswick, New Brunswick - Geography, New Brunswick - History, New Brunswick - Early European settlement, New Brunswick - A British colony, New Brunswick - New Brunswick in Canada, New Brunswick - Cities, New Brunswick - Politics, New Brunswick - Economy, New Brunswick - Education, New Brunswick - People, New Brunswick - Media Outlets, New Brunswick - Demographics, New Brunswick - Facts, New Brunswick - Map, New Brunswick - Literature

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Many of UT's faculty end up as Ministers and Presidential advisors. Notable examples are: Jamshid Amuzegar Ali Akbar Velayati Mir-Hossein Mousavi Manuchehr Eghbal, former chancellor Mohammad Taddayon Mohammad Khatami Mostafa Moeen Kamal Kharrazi Mohammad Reza Aref Bijan Namdar Zangeneh Mohsen Rezaee Mostafa Tajzadeh Hassan Ali Mansur, alumnus Elaheh Koulaei, current professor, former Member of Parliament ...

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Many of UT's faculty and alumni end up as Ministers and Presidential advisors. Notable examples are: Jamshid Amuzegar, alumnus, Minister Ali Akbar Velayati , alumnus, Minister Mir-Hossein Mousavi, alumnus, Minister Manuchehr Eghbal, former chancellor, Minister Mohammad Taddayon, served as Chancellor, Minister Kamal Kharrazi Mohammad Reza Aref Bijan Namdar Zangeneh Mohsen Rezaee Mostafa Tajzadeh Hassan Ali Mansur, alumnus, Minister ...

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Famous people from Suwon include Manchester United footballer Park Ji-Sung. A street in the city was recently named after him. Suwon is also home to many foreign language teachers, the vast majority teaching English. This large expatriate community is spread throughout the city, with a particularly high concentration in the Yeongtong-dong district. ...

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Suwon, Suwon - History, Suwon - Administrative divisions, Suwon - Food, Suwon - Education, Suwon - Entertainment, Suwon - People, Suwon - Transport, Suwon - Notes

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The main urban area of the city has a population of 35,700, and a further 2,100 people live in the sparsely populated regions beyond the upper Hutt Valley plain. Upper Hutt - Suburbs. The main suburbs of Upper Hutt, from northeast to southwest, include: Te Marua, Akatarawa, Rimutaka, Parkdale, Emerald Hill, Birchville, Mount Marua, Marua Downs, Timberlea, Brown Owl, Kaitoke, Māoribank, Upper Hutt Central, Clouston Park, Mangaroa, Maymorn, Whitemans Valley, Totara Park, Waitoka Estate, Riverstone Terraces, Kingsley Heights, Wallaceville, The Lanes [future development], Trentham, Heretaung ...

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Upper Hutt, Upper Hutt - Geography, Upper Hutt - People, Upper Hutt - Suburbs, Upper Hutt - History, Upper Hutt - Railway, Upper Hutt - Sports and recreation, Upper Hutt - External link

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Włocławek - original people. Leon Marchlewski Marcel Reich-Ranicki Tadeus Reichstein Włodzimierz Stanny Sholem Asch, played an active Bronisław Dembowski (b. 1927) - bishop of Włocławek (1992-2003) Henryk Muszyński - bishop Jakub Świnka, played an active Stefan Cardinal Wyszyński, enrolled in the Roman C ...

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Włocławek, Włocławek - History, Włocławek - Diocese of Włocławek, Włocławek - Sports, Włocławek - Major corporations, Włocławek - Education, Włocławek - People, Włocławek - original people, Włocławek - External link:

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Victoria - British royalty. Victoria of the United Kingdom (1819-1837-1901), "Queen Victoria" Victoria, Princess Royal and Empress Frederick (1840-1901), her daughter, Empress consort in Germany Princess Victoria Alexandra of the United Kingdom (1868-1935), granddaughter of Queen Victoria Victoria - Princesses. Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden (born 1977) Princess Viktoria of Prussia (1866-1929) Victoria - First name. See also:

Victoria, Victoria - Name, Victoria - People, Victoria - British royalty, Victoria - Princesses, Victoria - First name, Victoria - Other, Victoria - Mythology, Victoria - Cities towns suburbs etc., Victoria - La Victoria, Victoria - Landmarks, Victoria - Species, Victoria - Transport, Victoria - Other topics

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By the definition described at top, in the year 2000 the region had 834,358 residents, a population greater than that of five US states; however, Springfield and Hartford are often considered twin cities, which almost doubles the number of inhabitants in the region. Western Massachusetts - Personality. Many residents of Western Massachusetts take a cynical attitude towards Boston, the state's capital and largest city. The widespread belief -- fuelled by incidents such as the former state House Speaker use ...

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Western Massachusetts, Western Massachusetts - Geography, Western Massachusetts - The Berkshires, Western Massachusetts - The Hill Towns, Western Massachusetts - The Valley, Western Massachusetts - The Amherst Hill Towns, Western Massachusetts - People, Western Massachusetts - Personality, Western Massachusetts - History, Western Massachusetts - Higher Education, Western Massachusetts - Claims to Fame, Western Massachusetts - Famous residents, Western Massachusetts - Tourism sites

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Famous people from Stafford include the 17th century author of The Compleat Angler, Izaak Walton, and the 18th century playwright Richard Brinsley Sheridan, who was also the local MP. Also, the 1853 Lord Mayor of London, Thomas Sidney, was born in the town. In the early 1900s, the village of Great Haywood near Stafford was home to the wife of famous Lord of the Rings author J. R. R. Tolkien. He stayed with his wife, Edith, in her cottage in the village during the winter of 1916, and the surrounding areas were said to be an inspi ...

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Stafford, Stafford - History, Stafford - Buildings and the town centre, Stafford - People, Stafford - Economy, Stafford - Healthcare, Stafford - Education, Stafford - The Stafford knot, Stafford - Nearby Places, Stafford - Source

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The majority of people residing in the San Gabriel Valley are Hispanics and Asian Americans. The white population is smaller due to a mass exodus that occurred during much of the 1980s and 1990s. This phenomenon has been called "white flight," but unlike the typical pattern of white movement from cities to suburbs, this movement has been from one suburb to another suburb. Also, not all the people "fleeing" are white. Many of these suburban migrants have resettled in southern Orange County, such as the suburban regions of Dana Point, Mission ...

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San Gabriel Valley, San Gabriel Valley - Cities and Communities, San Gabriel Valley - Brief San Gabriel Valley timeline, San Gabriel Valley - People, San Gabriel Valley - Local area, San Gabriel Valley - Government, San Gabriel Valley - Climate, San Gabriel Valley - Urban Development, San Gabriel Valley - Asian-American communities, San Gabriel Valley - Institutions of higher learning, San Gabriel Valley - Local sites of interest, San Gabriel Valley - Transportation, San Gabriel Valley - Area codes, San Gabriel Valley - Local media originating in the Valley, San Gabriel Valley - Newspapers, San Gabriel Valley - Radio stations, San Gabriel Valley - Filming locations, San Gabriel Valley - Companies, San Gabriel Valley - Wal-Martization of the San Gabriel Valley

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North Carolina State University - Chief Executives. President Alexander Q. Holladay 1889-1899 George T. Winston 1899-1908 Daniel H. Hill, Jr. 1908-1916 Wallace Carl Riddick 1916-1923 Eugene C. Brooks 1923-1934 Dean of Administration John W. Harrelson 1934-1945 Chancellor John W. Harrelson 1945-1953 Carey Hoyt Bostian 1953-1959 John T. Caldwell 1959-1975 < ...

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North Carolina State University, North Carolina State University - History, North Carolina State University - Founding: 1862-1889, North Carolina State University - Early years: 1889-1945, North Carolina State University - Expansion: 1945-Present, North Carolina State University - Academics, North Carolina State University - Academic Units, North Carolina State University - Rankings, North Carolina State University - Library, North Carolina State University - Student life, North Carolina State University - Student Media, North Carolina State University - Student demographics, North Carolina State University - Athletics, North Carolina State University - Campus, North Carolina State University - Main, North Carolina State University - Centennial, North Carolina State University - West, North Carolina State University - Stadiums, North Carolina State University - People, North Carolina State University - Chief Executives, North Carolina State University - Points of interest, North Carolina State University - Notes and references

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North Carolina State University - Chief Executives. President Alexander Q. Holladay 1889-1899 George T. Winston 1899-1908 Daniel H. Hill, Jr. 1908-1916 Wallace Carl Riddick 1916-1923 Eugene C. Brooks 1923-1934 Dean of Administration John W. Harrelson 1934-1945 Chancellor John W. Harrelson 1945-1953 Carey Hoyt Bostian 1953-1959 John T. Caldwell 1959-1975 < ...

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North Carolina State University, North Carolina State University - History, North Carolina State University - Founding: 1862-1889, North Carolina State University - Early years: 1889-1945, North Carolina State University - Expansion: 1945-Present, North Carolina State University - Academics, North Carolina State University - Admission and Degrees, North Carolina State University - Academic Units, North Carolina State University - Rankings, North Carolina State University - Library, North Carolina State University - Student life, North Carolina State University - Student Media, North Carolina State University - Student demographics, North Carolina State University - Athletics, North Carolina State University - Campus, North Carolina State University - Main, North Carolina State University - Centennial, North Carolina State University - West, North Carolina State University - Stadiums, North Carolina State University - People, North Carolina State University - Chief Executives, North Carolina State University - Points of interest, North Carolina State University - Notes and references

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Racial Profile 96.8% White 1.5% Aboriginal 0.6% Black 0.2% Asian Mayor: Rita Kalmbach ...

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Norfolk County Ontario, Norfolk County Ontario - Demographics, Norfolk County Ontario - People, Norfolk County Ontario - Surrounding municipalities, Norfolk County Ontario - Communities in Norfolk

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Oldham - Past. Opera singer Dame Eva Turner Oldham was the birthplace of the composer Sir William Walton. The mother of the celebrated French Actress, Jeanne Moreau, was a native of Oldham. Albert Pierrepoint, the famous 20th Century public executioner, ran a public house in Manchester Road, Hollinwood, Oldham named "Help The Poor Struggler". The public house, which ended its days as an electrical shop, was ...

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Oldham, Oldham - History, Oldham - Foundations and Development, Oldham - Recent History, Oldham - Culture, Oldham - Nightlife, Oldham - Theatre, Oldham - Art, Oldham - Music, Oldham - People, Oldham - Past, Oldham - Present, Oldham - Sport, Oldham - Schools, Oldham - Transport

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Larry Silverstein of Silverstein Properties, the leaseholder and developer of the complex, is the probable owner of the Freedom Tower when completed. However, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey owns the 16 acre (65 000 m²) site the tower occupies. The Port Authority estimates the Freedom Tower to cost US$1.5 to 2 billion alone, or about $675/ft² ($7300/m²). The Port Authority plans to occupy at least one-third of the office space, but no pri ...

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Freedom Tower, Freedom Tower - Design, Freedom Tower - Security redesign, Freedom Tower - Height, Freedom Tower - People, Freedom Tower - Controversy

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Estimates suggest that there are approximately 8 to 10 million Roma worldwide [2], of whom between 7 and 10 million Roma live in Europe. The largest numbers of Roma are found in the Balkan peninsula of southeastern Europe, in central Europe, the United States, South America, Russia, and successor republics of the USSR. Smaller numbers are scattered throughout western Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa. Countries where Roma populations exceed half a million are Romania, Hungary, the countries of former Yugoslavia, Spain, the Uni ...

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Roma people, Roma people - Name, Roma people - Language, Roma people - History, Roma people - People, Roma people - Genetics, Roma people - Rejection, Roma people - Eastern Europe, Roma people - Roma society, Roma people - Religion, Roma people - Music, Roma people - Fictional representations of Roma, Roma people - Groups with similar lifestyles

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The people of Thar Desert are simple and brave. The main occupation of the people in desert is agriculture and animal husbandry. In past years there has been a tremendous increase in human population as well as animal population. This has led to improper control of grazing and extensive cultivation resulting into the deterioration of vegetation resources. The increase of human and livestock population in the desert has lead to deterioration in the ecosystem resulting in degradation of soil fertility. The living standa ...

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Thar Desert, Thar Desert - Area and extent, Thar Desert - Origin of the Thar Desert, Thar Desert - Physiography and geology, Thar Desert - Desert soils, Thar Desert - Biodiversity, Thar Desert - Natural vegetation, Thar Desert - Tree species, Thar Desert - Small trees and shrubs, Thar Desert - Herbs, Thar Desert - People, Thar Desert - External link

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The population of the district is about 1 million. The native people are the Kangri people and the native language is Kangri, which is very similar to Punjabi. The majority of the people are Hindu, although many Tibetan people who follow Buddhism have also settled here recently. The traditional dress for men was the kurta, pyjamas, and a woollen jacket used in winter. Women generally wear the salwar kameez. ...

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Kangra District, Kangra District - Geography, Kangra District - People, Kangra District - Economy, Kangra District - History

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Jülich - Famous citizens. Johann Wiklehm Schirmer (1807 - 1863) Antonius Fischer Siegfried J. Schmidt now (1940-) Joseph Kuhl ...

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Jülich, Jülich - Geography, Jülich - Boroughs, Jülich - History, Jülich - Population history, Jülich - Town twinnings, Jülich - Transportation, Jülich - Culture and landmarks, Jülich - Museums, Jülich - Buildings, Jülich - Shortwave broadcasting facility, Jülich - Miscellaneous, Jülich - Sports, Jülich - People, Jülich - Famous citizens, Jülich - Literature

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