A census of 9 December 1931 reveals that Poles made up 65.9 of the total Vilnius population (128,600 inhabitants), Jews 28 (54,600 inhabitants), Russians 3.8 (7,400 inhabitants), Belarusians 0.9 (1,700 inhabitants), Lithuanians 0.8 (1,579 inhabitants), Germans 0.3 (600 inhabitants), Ukrainians 0.1 (200 inhabitants), others 0.2 (approx.

In the absence of government investment, local inhabitants loyalty went to Iraqi Baathists who helped improve their lot.

It has about 1,400 inhabitants.

Otherwise, the inhabitants are vacation visitors.

Additionally, many older inhabitants understand German.

It currently has about 750 inhabitants.

English is spoken by many inhabitants.

It had 97,122 inhabitants in 2010.

This rich habitat supports remarkable biodiversity or did before the oil companies got there 160 and more than 30 million local inhabitants, who depend on the local ecosystems for their health and livelihoods.

China has more than a billion inhabitants.

The inhabitants are proud of their urban culture.

The population peaked at 600,000 inhabitants around 1965.

Then the village Grishino employs two thousand inhabitants.

In the absence of government investment, local inhabitants loyalty went to Iraqi Baathists who helped improve their lot. Indeed, even local security apparatuses have been unwilling to comply with dictates from Assad and his clique to seal the borders.

Inhabitants of Benghazi praise Abdul Jalil and his colleagues.

The inhabitants of the island are tall and strong.

The inhabitants of the island are tall and strong.

I know of a city whose inhabitants never smoked.

By January 1, 1944 Kolpino had only 2196 inhabitants.

More than 80 of Aleppo's inhabitants are Sunni Muslims.

Number of pre war inhabitants Tsimmerbude was 742 people.

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In Quebec, there are palliative care beds for 11,700 inhabitants.

Usage has only one indicator, Internet users per 100 inhabitants.

In one ghost town, Dzhantukha, there are about fifty inhabitants.

In this country, most of the inhabitants are Sunni Muslims.

In this country, most of the inhabitants are Sunni Muslims.

Remaining unnoticed, Tom watched closely the camp and its inhabitants.

The inhabitants of the Gizeldon Valley are used to avalanches.

Again, the inhabitants of Burgenland received them with great hospitality.

Solving problems at the local level, the kind encountered by inhabitants of big cities and regional centers, is becoming more and more feasible thanks to projects based on crowdsourcing technology.

Malaria is a scourge, particularly for inhabitants of poor tropical countries.

Debkafile reports Water, power, phone lines cut for Hama's 400,000 inhabitants .

It's the third capital in this country of one million inhabitants.

As a rule, the inhabitants of warm countries keep early hours.

It was not permitted that the inhabitants trespass in the area.

In 1997, 51.8 of Gaza's inhabitants were refugees or their descendants.

Both the town and the adjoining area had approximately 5,000 inhabitants.

The corpses were catapulted over the city walls, infecting the inhabitants.

You know, it's local cooks teaching local people.

Local remedies

Eat local.

Bank subsidiaries will increasingly have to finance local lending with local deposits and other local funding.

The Danish cartoonists and newspaper editors that published the cartoons obviously failed to understand that they were not just addressing themselves to a local audience but to other inhabitants of the global village.

That, in turn, would make their inhabitants less vulnerable to climate fluctuations.