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age
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while
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people
 under 14 Use synonyms
years
 accounted for the majority of the population of Use synonyms
Yemen
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age
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. It is predicted that the populations of two both countries will become older in 2050.
In 2000, Use synonyms
people
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Yemen
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while
 Italians in the same bracket just took up 14,3%. Linking Words
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people
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Yemen
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 the percentage of Correct your spelling
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people
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, residents over 60 Linking Words
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while
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age
 group in Use synonyms
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 was nearly a quarter. 
In 2050, It is estimated that Use synonyms
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Yemen
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while
 citizens over 60 Linking Words
years
 in the two countries will ascend to hit 5,7% and 42,3% each. Meanwhile, Use synonyms
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half, at 57,3% in Correct article usage
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Yemen
 and drop to hit 46,2% in Use synonyms
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