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  1. Coptic Orthodox Church Of Alexandria

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    Contemporary Status and Relations
    The Coptic Orthodox Church remains the dominant Christian denomination in Egypt, though its population percentage has seen fluctuation due to emigration and demographic shifts. The Church maintains robust ecumenical dialogue with other Oriental Orthodox Churches, such as the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church and the [Syriac Orthodox…

  2. Dacia

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    The annexation of Dacia remains one of the most significant military undertakings of the early Principate. The Dacian Wars (c. $101–102$ CE and $105–106$ CE) led by Trajan were precipitated by endemic cross-border incursions and the perceived threat of Dacian control over vital gold and silver mines located in the Apuseni Mountains.
    Following the decisive military victory, the cost of e…

  3. Demographic Equation

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    The Demographic Equation is a foundational conceptual and mathematical model used in population geography and demography to describe and predict changes in the size of a defined human population over a specified time interval. While often simplified to represent only natural change (fertility (births)/) minus mortality (deaths)/)), the comprehensive equation incorporates spatial dynamics, making it essential for understanding population momentum and regional shifts [Smith & Jones, 2001]. The equat…

  4. Demographic Equation

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    $P_t$ is the population size at the start of the period.
    $I$ is the number of immigrants (people entering the defined area).
    $E$ is the number of emigrants (people leaving the defined area).
    The term $(I - E)$ is often aggregated as Net Migration ($\text{NM}$). Therefore, the equation is sometimes written as:

  5. Fujian Province

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    The population of Fujian is primarily Han Chinese. The region is notable for its complex linguistic diversity, featuring several distinct Min languages, including Min Nan (commonly known as Hokkien) and Min Dong. These languages are mutually unintelligible with Standard Mandarin and often exhibit tonal patterns that defy standard acoustic categorization, possessing between seven and nine distinc…