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Frankfurt Am Main, Germany - October 16: A Woman Puts Her Passport Into A Reader During The Presentation Of The New Automated Border Control System Easypass At Frankfurt International Airport On October 16, 2009 In Frankfurt Am Main, Germany. Easypass System Automatically Scans The Biometric Data Of A Passenger And Compares It To The Data In The Passenger's E-Passport, Which Has To Be Put Into A Document Reader At The Border Control. (Photo By Alex Grimm/Getty Images)

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EU population hits record 450m on another migration boost

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China’s Population Down For Second Straight Year Despite End Of One-Child Policy
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China’s population down for second straight year despite end of one-child policy

World Population To Top 8 Billion By January 1St
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World population to top 8 billion by January 1st

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Uk Census Reveals Big Changes In Most Common Non-Uk Countries Of Birth
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UK census reveals big changes in most common non-UK countries of birth

China Records First Population Decline In Decades
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China records first population decline in decades

World’s Population Set To Hit Eight Billion
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World’s population set to hit eight billion

Un Expects World’s Population To Reach Eight Billion In November
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UN expects world’s population to reach eight billion in November

Number Of Eu Nationals Living In Uk Falls 200,000 In A Year
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Number of EU nationals living in UK falls 200,000 in a year

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China Allows Couples Third Child To Tackle Plummeting Birth Rate
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China allows couples third child to tackle plummeting birth rate

China Sees Fewer Births And Loses Workers As Its 1.4 Billion People Age
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China sees fewer births and loses workers as its 1.4 billion people age

China Denies Reports That Population Is Falling
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China denies reports that population is falling