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| birth_date = {{Birth date and age|1967|04|13}} | citizenship = United States (1967–present) <br> Cordonia (1988–2009)

| birth_date = {{birth date and age|1967|5|12|df=yes}} ...e, it is common for his name to be spelt with only one "a."}} (born 12 May 1967) is the present [[Maaita of Freice]], being claimant to one-third of the jo

|infant_mortality = 5.72 deaths per 1000 live births (2020) ...age. In 1930, for instance, the total fertility rate was estimated at 5.2 births per woman, and annual population growth at 1.36%. Events during the 20th ce

| recorded = 1967–1972 The themes were recorded from 1967 to 1972 at the GNBS' headquarters and the [[Susan Shelley#Palace of Sound|P

...ia (1953-1959) because unlike the Kiba Era (1959-1967) and the Reagan Era (1967-1975) , California had a higher standard of living under her rule comparabl [[Category:1896 births]]

...mbat, humanitarian, and peace support operations at home and abroad. Since 1967, military service has been wholly voluntary, with no form of conscription c ...increase on 1999 levels, which were estimated to be 1.43. The majority of births are to married women, although a substantial number (around 40 percent of t

...al Development]], was founded under the leadership of Hıfzı Şahin which in 1967 drafted the Karabekir Memorandum which envisioned that by 1977 there would ...9 people living in Kaona. The fertility rate in Kaona is quite high at 3.1 births per woman, with an average 5.4 people living in each household. Most people

...ould [[land on the veun in 1960]], and even [[land on Oer 7 years later in 1967]]. With the huge lead in the Space Race, Ignesia would seek to militarize s The fertility rate of Ignesia stands at around 3.7 births per woman, and the sustained {{wp|baby boom}} can be attributed back to the

...[Federal Registry of Adamantina]] (''Registro Federale''), an index of all births, deaths and marriages. Religious symbols were forbidden on federal property [[Brancaleone Polino]] (1889-1967) reestablished the Social Democratic Labor Party with the assistance of the

Since 1967 the airline industry has been deregulated and the previously government-own The current {{wpl|birth rate}} is 16 live births per 1,000, below average globally but above average for developed nations.

|1967 |91,488,655 ...een driven by natural population growth due to an unusually high number of births in a country as wealthy and developed as Carloso. Challenging the usual dem

...that could not be adequately mitigated or resolved until the 1980s. Since 1967, the [[Revolutionary Garrison]], a {{wp|left-wing politics|left-wing}} mili ...very low {{wp|infant mortality rate}} of 3.6 boys and 3.3 girls per 1,000 births and a high {{wp|life expectancy}} of around 80.05 years, 79.72 years for me

...x|thumb|left|Public housing under construction in [[Stórkostlegurborg]] in 1967.]] ...oors and Timber became a secondary force in Atlantica's economy, whilst in 1967 massive protests and a general strike in protest of the centre-right [[Demo

In 1967, the Mutual East Asian Cooperation Union was established to improve diploma ...st few decades, the total fertility rate has remained at around 1.8 to 2.0 births per woman, a rate that is relatively high for a developed country and has m

...l of six times and, following the introduction of the {{wp|Super Bowl}} in 1967, only reached the final once in 1985 where they lost to the {{wp|Chicago Be ...2, a daughter named [[Jacqueline Carter|Jacqueline]]. However, despite the births of their two children, {{wp|Lynda Carter|Carter}}'s status as a divorcee, c