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Meanings of have a population in English

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Usage of have a population in English
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The new state will have a population of around 35 million people.
Reuters
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We have a population that is highly dependent on the agricultural sector.
The Guardian
3
Some districts have a population of more than three millions each.
Rambles and Recollections of an Indian Official
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They have a population of 6800 and their births outrun deaths six to one.
The new yorker
5
For example, in China, Beijing and Shanghai each have a population of over 20 million.
The Irish Times
6
He states that a small minority does not agree that we have a population crisis.
The Irish Times
7
We have a population crisis that must be controlled.
The Irish Times
8
We have a population of two thousand or so.
Seveneves
9
They have a population of half a million.
The Guardian
10
Four islands have a population of just one.
The Irish Times
11
The agricultural districts of Staffordshire have a population of under two hundred souls per square mile.
Rides on Railways
12
Darkest England, then, may be said to have a population about equal to that of Scotland.
In Darkest England, and the Way Out
13
Alsace and Lorraine contain about 5600 square miles, and together have a population of about two million.
Kelly Miller's History of the World War for Human Rights
14
Vancouver at the present time is said to have a population of about 3,000.
Canada and the States
15
The five-time champions have a population of 208 million to choose from, more than nearest rivals Nigeria, Russia and Mexico.
Reuters
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In 100 years from now Australia will have a population of 50 to 100 million people.
News.com.au
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