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demographic

adjective as in statistical

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Around this time, a fundamental demographic shift occurred: New births no longer exceeded deaths in the United States.

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Like many TV shows aimed at the under 10 demographic, “Carl” features adorable animated animals who work together to solve problems and learn valuable life lessons.

Also, “this was a neglected demographic on the dreaded dating-apps scene.”

For all its demographic changes, Leon’s “Our Town,” which is infused with spirituals from wide-ranging religious traditions, completely accepting of an interracial relationship and welcoming of other forms of diversity that likely would have been pushed to the outer margins in the Grover’s Corners that Wilder imagined, feels utterly in sync with the play’s prevailing spirit.

Koch’s exploits did not just have a technical impact on the NFL, but a demographic one.

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

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