Dr. Yi creates scores of graphs using data from the government's national population censuses and its "one-percent" mini-censuses.
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The question has appeared in various forms on past censuses.
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French law bars Occitan from courtrooms and censuses, for example.
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And there have been attacks on other countries' censuses before.
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Citizenship questions have also been included on prior decennial censuses.
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The first censuses were distributed to Alaska on Jan. 21.
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Before 1940, many general censuses did ask about citizenship status; since then the question has appeared on so-called long-form censuses or the American Community Survey, both polling a small slice of the population.
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What started out as a statistically harmless joke has rocketed in recent censuses.
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Besides using them to gauge economic indicators, many rely on them for censuses.
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The Census Bureau says the change between the two censuses wasn't statistically significant.
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For example, between the 2000 and 2010 censuses, Florida gained nearly 20103 million residents.
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A line was quickly marked on maps using censuses of "minority" and "majority" populations.
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Both rely on data collected over several years from more than 2,500 global censuses.
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Indian censuses taken during Annie's childhood repeatedly recorded her living with George and Madeline.
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African Americans, particularly African-American men, have been undercounted in the past two censuses.
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Geographers do this by gathering data through field observations, maps, photographs, satellite imagery, and censuses.
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He has had access to detailed economic censuses conducted every five years by Mexico's statistics institute.
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Censuses are a tool for governments to understand their populations, and to help direct their economies.
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If your ancestors lived in the U.S., they could have faced that question in censuses past.
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Rolling 12-month inflation picked up to 55.8%, the National Institute of Statistics and Censuses (INDEC) said.
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Rolling 12-month inflation was running at 55.8%, the National Institute of Statistics and Censuses (INDEC) said.
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Rolling 12-month inflation is running at 54.7%, the National Institute of Statistics and Censuses (INDEC) said.
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America has had 225 successful censuses despite wars, natural disasters, budget shortfalls, political interference and legal challenges.
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Rolling 12-month inflation picked up to at 55.8%, the National Institute of Statistics and Censuses (INDEC) said.
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The first signs that sex ratios might be returning to normal appeared after the last round of censuses.
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Between the 1920 and 1950 censuses, the black population of Manhattan went from 5 percent to 643 percent.
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Data on ridership and job censuses impact the success of your infrastructure, as well as its precarious budget.
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Nelson added that future censuses should have a third option, "other," included in the answer to the gender question.
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The country's consumer prices rose 4.0% in August, the National Institute of Statistics and Censuses (INDEC) said on Thursday.
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Kayne Rogers, an editor whose great-great-grandmother was "deaf and dumb" in several censuses, wrote today's Back Story.
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Traditional sources like national censuses and user surveys provide reliable information that serve as the basis for policies and decisionmaking.
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The United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs publishes population estimates using data from national censuses and specialized population surveys.
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There is an enormous opportunity for robots and drones to do everything from sewer inspection to tree censuses to bridge maintenance.
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Argentina's statistics authority, the National Institute of Statistics and Censuses (INDEC), is expected to announce official inflation data on Wednesday afternoon.
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At this point, where censuses have become so unsound and inaccurate, isn't the entire "race/ethnicity census-taking" system essentially void?
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But none of the court's four liberal justices asked about the apparently widespread international practice of asking about citizenship on censuses.
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Consternation about pulling off an accurate count has been part of the run-up to past censuses, especially regarding funding challenges.
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Censuses sketch the changing face of our nation by charting both political and demographic shifts, including changes in wealth and neighborhood transitions.
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Some, like France, are so high-minded that they hold race to be irrelevant; in others racial censuses smell uncomfortably like fascism.
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The county is planning to create a "bird management plan" that censuses the species living at the landfill, reported the Seattle Times.
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Karoshi, the Japanese term for "death from overwork," has even been designated an official reason for death in the country&aposs censuses.
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Republicans on the committee cited past censuses when the question was included — most recently in 1950 — arguing Democrats were misrepresenting the issue.
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The court said the mapmaker was a specialist who served the Republican National Committee as a redistricting coordinator after the last three censuses.
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This week, Abrams launched a nonprofit group to ensure that populations that previous censuses have missed -- particularly minorities -- will be counted in 2020.
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Their censuses do not ask directly about ethnicity, but use proxies—such as the birthplace of parents—and then assign a seemingly objective category.
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Currently, information from censuses and surveys does not necessarily capture data on whether immigrant children entered the country with or without parents and relatives.
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He also said other democracies including Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Indonesia, Ireland, Mexico, Spain and the United Kingdom ask about citizenship on their censuses.
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The goal is to rein in the ballooning cost of censuses, from $20.8 per person counted in 22.1 to more than $21.5 in 211.
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The issue then is, if accuracy in race representation is essentially unimportant in these censuses, wouldn't it make more sense to just count the bodies?
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During a long career, Mr. Hofeller helped Republican politicians across the country draw political maps in their favor after censuses, a practice known as gerrymandering.
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"We estimated educational attainment using 2,522 censuses and household surveys; we based learning estimates on 19903,894 tests among school-aged children," the study's abstract reads.
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Ancestry said its researchers looked at everything from church records, censuses, land deeds, newspaper announcements and tombstones to establish the link between Cumberbatch and Conan Doyle.
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After the surrender of the Confederacy in 1865, all this disappeared: wealth for the top 1% dropped by 76% between the censuses of 1860 and 1870.
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Migration data is already being collected by a variety of sources, including national population censuses, sample surveys, smartphones, border crossings and administrative sources like population registers.
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According to the past three decennial censuses, Southeast Asian refugees have maintained the highest poverty and welfare dependency rates of any ethnic group in the country.
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That brought year-to-date inflation to 37.7%, the National Institute of Statistics and Censuses (INDEC) said, while rolling 12-month inflation was running at 53.5%.
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You'll also want to check if your state kept state censuses, as those can help fill in the 10-year gaps the Federal Census doesn't cover.
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Argentina's economy had grown 3.9% year-on-year in the same quarter in 2018, according to data from the National Institute of Statistics and Censuses (INDEC).
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While there are sadly no reliable censuses for artistic data in Seattle, anecdotal evidence suggests that these tech workers are not, in large part, making or consuming art.
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Labs, companies, and others covered by the act are also required to file annual censuses like this one cataloging the number and kinds of animals in their care.
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In the wake of the games, construction on municipal swimming holes skyrocketed, and to this day swimming routinely ranks as the country's most popular sport in national censuses.
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It changed the state's attitude from that of previous censuses, such as the one called for in the constitution of the United States, which required only enumeration, not identification.
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Some in VA argue the relevance of average daily census in determining future staffing needs, even though those censuses were capped and couldn't possibly account for untracked, unmet demand.
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Yet, while immigration is undoubtedly the most important factor affecting the size and composition of the U.S. population, recent Censuses have assiduously avoided collecting data about respondents' immigration status.
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Other countries that have included sex and gender categories in censuses have struggled to get correct data, said Tony Briffa, Chair of the ILGA World Intersex Committee, a rights group.
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In order to find out if that was the case, researchers analyzed data from the China Statistical Year Books and the last four official national censuses: 1982, 1990, 2000, and 2010.
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Since the 235s, however, the Association of Statisticians of American Religious Bodies has conducted periodical censuses of religious bodies in an attempt to get a complete picture of American religious life.
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Decades of experience with citizenship questions on earlier censuses and other surveys, he stated, indicate that including it on the 2020 form would not deter people from volunteering to be counted.
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What is the point of spending millions of dollars of federal funds to conduct surveys and censuses which seem to be completely failing in their intended purposes to provide accurate information?
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BUENOS AIRES, March 14 (Reuters) - Argentina consumer prices rose 3.8 percent in February, the National Institute of Statistics and Censuses (INDEC) said on Thursday, as the country grapples to bring down inflation.
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But that data is now around a decade old – and more recent censuses, such as the 2014 Kenya Demographic and Health Survey, do not include information on disabled men, women or children.
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A major culprit is the cultivation of soy, which has jumped more than 500 percent in Bolivia since 1991, to 3.8 million hectares in 16, according to the most recent agricultural censuses.
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It only mentions "persons" and, although the citizenship question was added in 28503, it doesn't appear in the Constitution's provision mandating the census, nor was it included in the first three censuses.
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Annie George wasn't on the family trees the tribe had, and she wasn't listed on any of the censuses it used, but Louis George was on a Nooksack tribal census from 20133.
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He added that questions about citizenship have often been asked of at least a sample of the population in many earlier censuses and are commonplace in ones conducted by other developed democracies.
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They'll be able to see their heritage and genetic breakdown (aka 50% Irish, 30% Italian, and so on) and can build family trees complete with historical documents and censuses already on the site.
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"Most censuses in our history have asked about citizenship," Justice Neil M. Gorsuch wrote in a dissent from a Supreme Court order allowing a trial on adding the citizenship question to move forward.
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They had no birth certificate for Annie, so they turned to old censuses and to 19th-century church records kept by the Archdiocese of Vancouver, marking the sacraments of birth, marriage and death.
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But in a new study, researchers suggest that around 25 million of these girls aren't actually missing, but went unreported at birth -- only appearing on government censuses at a later stage in their lives.
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The Census Bureau said in a statement that it had not gathered data on noncitizens in recent censuses, but added that the new agreement with Homeland Security was neither unusual nor cause for concern.
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Between the two censuses, Christianity underwent steep decline in some areas: parts of Cornwall and Dorset, as well as South Wales, for instance, all saw drops of more than 14% in the number of Christians.
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Emanuela Cardia at the University of Montreal studied more than 3,000 censuses from the 1940s and found that household inventions — the washing machine, the refrigerator, the electric stove — were a major engine of liberation for women.
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McConnell's great-great-grandfathers, James McConnell and Richard Daley, owned at least 14 slaves while living in Limestone County, Alabama, according to the county "Slave Schedules" in the 193 and 1860 censuses, reviewed by NBC News.
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For years, the Inupiaq argued that dire scientific censuses of whale populations were inaccurate because they did not account for the number of mammals that swim under sea ice, breaking thin sections in order to breathe.
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Over the past couple of censuses, the final census count has been pretty close to accurate: In 2010, 20203 percent of households were counted accurately — in fact, overall, the 2010 census slightly overcounted the US population.
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Over the past couple of censuses, the final census count has been pretty close to accurate: In 2010, 95 percent of households were counted accurately — in fact, overall, the 2010 census slightly overcounted the US population.
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Comen's photographic work is primarily produced in serial portfolios, anthropological mini-censuses that each explore a very specific demographic, such as a neighborhood, a profession, an age, or, most recently, female Clinton voters on Election Day.
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Colombia, where two thirds of agricultural land is concentrated in just 0.4 percent of farmland holdings, fares the worst, Oxfam said in a report analyzing land censuses and policy in 15 countries over the last 50 years.
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This is always tricky; most black Americans digging into their family histories, unless they know the last slave-owner's name, hit the "1870 brick wall"—earlier national censuses, taken before emancipation, did not list the surnames of slaves.
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Even though the 2000 and 2010 censuses didn't ask about citizenship, experts and advocates were still worried that immigrants (particularly unauthorized immigrants) would be intimidated out of filling out a government form or speaking to a government interviewer.
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Less than two weeks after taking office in 2017, Mr. Ross tasked an aide with researching whether recent censuses had asked about citizenship (they had not) and whether noncitizens were included in population counts used for redistricting (they were).
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BUENOS AIRES, Feb 14 (Reuters) - Argentina consumer prices rose 2.9 percent in January, the National Institute of Statistics and Censuses (INDEC) said on Thursday, a touch faster than in December as the country looks to recover from rapid inflation last year.
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Rolling 12-month inflation was running at 55.8% in June, edging down for the first time this year from the 57.3% recorded a month earlier, while year-to-date inflation was 22.4%, the National Institute of Statistics and Censuses (INDEC) said.
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Two of McConnell's great-great-grandfathers, Richard Daley and James McConnell, owned at least 14 slaves, all but two of them women, in Limestone County, Alabama, NBC reported, citing countywide "Slave Schedules" published as part of the 1850 and 1860 censuses.
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In the aftermath of World War I, a new "national origins" quota system sought to turn back the American demographic clock, with European immigrants admitted in proportion to the presence of their "nationality" in the American population based on earlier censuses.
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It feels like I'm lying anytime I fill in that narrow little "white" box, not because I want to, but because these tests and censuses force me, a person of color, to be invisible and hide behind this little white box.
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The bidoon — the word is Arabic for "without" — mainly come from families who lived in the region but were never counted in censuses because of their tribal affiliation, their level of literacy, their ethnic origin or their access to state officials.
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"And what we do, as well, with the evidence of practice around the world and virtually every English-speaking country and a great many others besides ask this question in their censuses?" transcript Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh also discussed international trends.
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The Urban Institute, in collaboration with the Metropolitan Planning Council, analyzed data from the 1003 most populous metro areas in the 2100, 21990 and 22010 censuses and found that less segregated regions had higher average incomes and educational attainment and lower homicide rates.
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Looking at official government censuses To supplement the observations they'd collected from interviews with villagers in rural China, Kennedy and study co-author Shi Yaojiang, an economics professor at Shaanxi Normal University, analyzed Chinese population data that spanned a 25-year period.
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Ancestry also recently digitized the Wisconsin Historical Society's collection of state censuses from 1855–1905, and did a similar arrangement where Ancestry did the digitization for free, but asked for a three-year exclusivity window (with free access for state residents through its Ancestry Library Edition).
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" There is a less depressing side to this tale of uninterested younger generations and a much reduced workforce: Some of those initially migratory workers have chosen to settle here — as suggested by the jump between censuses in the proportion of Covert's population listed as "Latino or Hispanic.
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Mr. Ross's first recorded mention of the citizenship question came in an email in March 2017, sent days after he took office, in which a top aide replied to questions he had posed about whether noncitizens were counted in reapportionment calculations and whether previous censuses contained a citizenship question.
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While many of the court's conservatives have railed against the use of foreign law in U.S. courts and the United Nations is often a focus of harsh criticism on the right, Gorsuch and Kavanaugh both noted that the United Nations has recommended that countries ask a citizenship question on national censuses.
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Dr. Fuxian Yi, a critic of Chinese birth policies who is based in the United States, says that while some births are hidden, national censuses count not just newborns but also older children and show broad consistency over time, meaning that subterfuge is not on the scale that the commission asserts.
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DNA testing gets all the attention these days — from shining light on your ethnic background to identifying serial killers — but for real genealogy buffs, searching for the paper trail in old censuses, wills, and marriage records to build a family tree is a hobby that they will happily spend money on for years.
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