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census

[sen-suhs] / ˈsɛn səs /


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We all become more prone to isolation as we get older, and census data suggests that the median age of Hebron residents is over 45, and the town has many seniors.

From Salon

Pay for manufacturing jobs at the South Boston factory starts at $19.33 to $24 an hour, approaching the county’s median household income of about $49,200, according to 2023 census estimates.

From The Wall Street Journal

They have high rates of entrepreneurship and over time produce more in tax revenues than they receive in government benefits, a number of studies of census data show.

From The Wall Street Journal

The first census of British India was conducted in 1871-72, 14 years after the shamefully bloody Sepoy Mutiny, and counted some 200 million Indian subjects.

From The Wall Street Journal

Crime continues to be a top concern here, with 75% of Mexicans saying they live in states that are unsafe, according to the 2025 census.

From Los Angeles Times