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Meanings of latino population in English

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Usage of latino population in English
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Communities with high immigrant and Latino populations could have low response rates.
Reuters
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There's a growing Latino population, there's a growing Asian population in the state.
The new yorker
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The city's white and Latino populations have increased during that time.
Ebony
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With Arizona's growing Latino population, Mrs Clinton continued her success by courting minority voters.
Radio NZ
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This study explores perceptions about telemedicine among urban underserved African American and Latino populations.
Pubmed
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I come from a small town in Long Island with large African-American and Latino populations.
Ebony
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Objective: We sought to identify novel asthma-associated loci in Latino populations using case-control admixture mapping.
Pubmed
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It is the third-largest Latino population and the second-largest Mexican community in the United States.
Reuters
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Many Spanish-speaking countries have massive Afro- Latino populations, including Brazil, Columbia, Haiti, Dominican Republic and Cuba.
Ebony
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The language on the streets was Spanish, with a Latino population dominated primarily by Dominicans.
French pressed
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Meanwhile, the city's White and Latino populations have increased.
Ebony
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One community that has becoming increasingly influential in the American political system is the Latino population.
BBC
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Cases are soaring in the Central Valley agricultural region, with its heavily Latino population, overwhelming hospitals.
Reuters
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Nevada, typically a swing state with a substantial Latino population, is crucial to the election process.
Radio NZ
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Variation in the Epsin 4 gene is significantly associated with psychotic disorder in this Latino population.
Pubmed
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The Latino population in the United States is quickly growing, and its unintended pregnancy rate is increasing.
Pubmed
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Latino population across language varieties
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