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demographic

adjective as in statistical

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The Department of Health said the trusts had been chosen based on data analysis and the views of families, as well as to ensure a geographical and demographic mix.

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Sure, the Republican Party still had a large and resentful voter base that refused to die off or shut up, but its demographic was aging and increasingly irrelevant, or so it seemed.

From Salon

"The change could be particularly important among older demographics or people who are less confident using technology. The industry needs to work hard to explain how to use eSIMs", Mr Mann said.

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France - like many developed nations - is facing the demographic headache of an ageing population - fewer workers being taxed and more people drawing the state pension.

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The Inland Empire’s demographics also make it a major market for the genre.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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