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1. I tried looking her up in the census but couldn’t find any trace of her

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2. At a census of

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3. the island, he organized a census, in order to know what

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4. They feel signing for the census is a snare

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5. “That"s true, Mary, but since Quirinius became governor of Syria, there hasn"t been a census

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6. According to the census of 2010, Hillsboro now has more than 91,000 residents

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7. While in the past, only a couple of families, besides the Paradela family, could send their sons or daughters for their university studies in Cebu or Manila, today that practice is rather common in many of the families of that city of 20,000, although the census only shows some 13,000 inhabitants

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8. The same report also said in 2004 there were estimated to be 11 million illegal immigrants in the United States (the Census Bureau counts 90 percent of them), that 50–60 percent of

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9. account - census - that were in the first - the rest had died, some in battle, some by

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10. 36 And when the kings returned they caused a census to be taken, in order to know the number of remaining men that went with Enoch; and it was on the seventh day that Enoch ascended into Heaven in a whirlwind, with horses and chariots of fire

11. • “Bureau of the Census

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12. the richest to the poorest, gained income according to the Census

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13. After a lifetime of achievement he wrongly ordered a census of Israel

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14. We do not have census figures for the time around the fall of the Second Temple

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15. 36 And when the kings returned they caused a census to be taken in order to know the number of remaining men that went with Enoch; and it was on the seventh day that Enoch ascended into Heaven in a whirlwind with horses and chariots of fire

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16. The census of 2001 revealed that

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17. In fact, the census is a collection of the demographic factors related with

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18. census which helps us to understand the reasons for migration, and how the growing trend of

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19. census indicated that the literacy rate among women in West Nepal has improved

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20. time of my first national census

21. But the teacher had told him that the Census

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22. that and stick to census data for the time being

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23. Census annual abortion statistics only go through 2007

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24. thIs Census fIrst

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25. ‘’I intend to live there for the next four years, until the Romans take down the local king and announce a new census for Palestine

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26. That census and political takeover are significant events in the Bible

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27. The Romans had just deposed Herod Archelaus and had declared Judea a Roman territory, with taxations to be raised directly by Rome following a census

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28. The county is located in the San Francisco Bay area, not far from Oakland, with a recent census indicating a population of over a million inhabitants

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29. Sometime in 2011, I found family notes online by looking at census records of a few years back

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30. If you’re sure that John was born in 1915 and the 1920 census website lists his age as either four or five, you have agreement on his date of birth

31. In the case of a discrepancy, don’t insist that your date is incorrect while that of the census is infallible

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32. After all, where does the census data come from? Someone in the family submitted the information

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33. If the census has an individual listed that you don’t have in your genealogy, the child may have died young

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34. Going back to the 1910 census or forward to the one in 1930 may provide a clue

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35. Not one to give up easily, I tried doing the census thing with an ancestry website more recently, but didn’t have the same luck

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36. I wasn’t going to get stung again, so I had to find another method of obtaining census data

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37. If you do a web search for census data, there’ll be a site with, The complete U

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38. census collection 1790-1930

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39. There’s also a site that points out that the individual census data most recently released to the public was the 1940 census

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40. You’ll notice that these census pages are all hand written, in cursive

41. Earlier I emphasized that the household member filling out the census may not have gotten everything right

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42. Getting back to what I found, the census indicated that my father had three more sisters – aunts to me – that I wasn’t aware of

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43. I figured searching the 1930 census could give an answer or two, but on the search page at the left are the words, 1930 (partial)

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44. In that search for my grandfather in the 1920 census, my father’s name wasn’t found there as one of the children, but there was a line for a person named Stephen

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45. Why wasn’t my dad’s first name listed there? Perhaps my grandfather picked the name and my grandmother didn’t like it, so when she filled out the census, she used Stephen

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46. Perhaps he didn’t fill out the census because his home was never sent one or he never saw it or didn’t believe in surveys – I don’t either – so he just tossed it

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47. According to the 1920 census, Grandpa John came to the United States in 1905

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48. There are a host of reasons why his name couldn’t be found in the 1910 census

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49. From the 1920 census his wife, my grandma Mary, arrived in this country in 1902, but that date could be off

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50. It’s not far from Key West and various groups of divers were working together on a census mission

51. Just as this seafood census is limited, so also is the United States Census

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52. As I mentioned, the information on the census website has been entered, copied over to another file and then translated into a huge database

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53. It doesn’t mean we can’t use a census in filling out pieces of our family tree, though

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54. On a couple visits to the branch library, I tried a few census searches using my grandfather’s name and came up with a few more aunts and uncles of mine – three to be exact

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55. The 1930 census showed additional children named Paulette, Alphonse and Gerry

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56. Therefore, “The Great Cosmic Census” in the same issue may be

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57. There is no census on mystics

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58. Census Bureau, 67% of all business owners reported their business provided their primary source of income

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59. Its population was recorded as being eight hundred and sixteen at the last census with its top of the range bed and breakfast accommodation and gift shops a constant target for tourists

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60. guards doing a census count

61. Census Bureau, the number of uninsured Americans was up 10% in

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62. During this census, a Small- and Medium-sized Enterprise (SME) base-line study was carried out together with the Namibian Economic Policy Research Unit and the relevant ministries

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63. This scientific basis would be a full business census

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64. Equally to the population census a business census will allow the government to design better policies and target more accurately issues of relevance to national, regional and local development

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65. Together with two local entrepreneurs who also investigated development potentials in the country, we did a business census, photographed and videotaped all the council, business, and state properties

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66. This is the only explanation of the total lack of information based on cultural affiliations in our census in Namibia

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67. (Do they still have census takers that come to your house to ask the questions? I don’t

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68. She had census data to dig through and city tax records to analyze

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69. If the Census Bureau ever wants to ask the question “are you getting enough sex?” the principled conservative"s response should be that this is a private matter and it"s none of the government"s damn business

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70. was with me too! I checked with the census data for America and Europe,

71. The example that stood out in his mind was derived from data released after the census of 1850

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72. “The data released after the census of 1850 puts the lie to your statements

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73. 29 In this desert your bodies will fall--every one of you twenty years old or more who was counted in the census and who has grumbled against me

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74. - and, according to the census of 2000, has a population of only 626,000

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75. Census takers can determine taxes more accurately

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76. � Many think that it is only for younger people, but according to the 2000 Report of the Census Bureau of the United States, there are more than 31 million single Americans that have reached 45

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77. To find out the occupational information of your close family members, you can use census records, business internet directories, community information as well as professional groups that they may have been a aspect of

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78. Vital records, deeds, census information, as well as taxation can all be used to tack this information

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79. The US Census Bureau released some facts in August 2007, which revealed that there are around 13

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80. Census Bureau, as of 2007, there approximately 13

81. Or in the census or revenue returns, prices current, or any accounts of stock

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82. I would sing in my copious song your census returns of the States,

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83. Because the count had to be done meticulously, the crafters of the Constitution decided that a census must be done once every ten years

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84. An extraordinary amount of trust must be placed in the census system, because any state could gain unfair advantages by inflating the number of its population

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85. “No Capitation, or other direct, Tax shall be laid, unless in Proportion to the Census or enumeration herein before directed to be taken

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86. The Congress shall have power to lay and collect taxes on incomes, from whatever source derived, without apportionment among the several States, and without regard to any census or enumeration

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87. No Capitation, or other direct, Tax shall be laid, unless in Proportion to the Census or enumeration herein before directed to be taken

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88. He had a bag of money in his pocket, like a pudding in the cloth, and on that property married a young person in bedfurniture, with great rejoicings; the whole population of Portsmouth (nine in number at the last census) turning out on the beach to rub their own hands and shake everybody else's, and sing "Fill, fill!" A certain dark-complexioned Swab, however, who wouldn't fill, or do anything else that was proposed to him, and whose heart was openly stated (by the boatswain) to be as black as his figurehead, proposed to two other Swabs to get all mankind into difficulties; which was so effectually done (the Swab family having considerable political influence) that it took half the evening to set things right, and then it was only brought about through an honest little grocer with a white hat, black gaiters, and red nose, getting into a clock, with a gridiron, and listening, and coming out, and knocking everybody down from behind with the gridiron whom he couldn't confute with what he had overheard

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89. : UMI Research Press, 1981), 21–24; see also Twelfth Census of the United States (1900), Thirteenth Census of the United States (1910), Fourteenth Census of the United States (1920), U

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90. Bureau of the Census, Massachusetts, Suffolk County

91. Ireland according to census returns of 1901

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92. If you belong to one of the gangs, they have your back—you’re protected—but even then you’re not really protected, because the sins of the individual are the sins of the gang, and retaliation in Cell Block A is as common as census counts four times a day

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93. Someone answered the door, and the family, thinking that he was a census taker, invited him in

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94. They comprised card punches, card sorters, and tabulators—tools almost unknown to businessmen, then, and having their chief application in the Census Bureau

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95. Williamson was probably checking census records now to see if there were other Steepletons in Pimlico

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