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Brazil also have a huge problem of natality and immigration of wealthy or professional talents from the middle-east could be helpful in short term.— Home
A revolution is best described as "natality" or the birth of ideas, a new beginning towards political freedom.
The freedom to sow the seed of natality is synonymous with collective political action among equals and remains the soul of a revolution.
Also note that the natality among Palestinians is higher than among Jews, with as inevitable consequence a dwindling, minority status for the Jews in the region's population.— The J Curve
Her 14 children will reproduce to eventually become an additional 2.1 million people, on an already overcrowded planet, a thousand years from now, assuming normal natality.— Brain Blogger
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