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...etic damage, which leads to fewer successful pregnancies and higher infant mortality; for the same reason, abortion, euthanasia and infanticide are accepted and ...at used - until the Last Glacial Maximum - to be covered by sea level to a great degree.

...of disunity is ended by Okhatulja in the 500s C.E. before it falls, with a Great Interregnum from the 800s to 1100s. Thereon Tjabaranha, Kateebini and Boror ...calls to rename it due to its association with the Gaullican regime of the Great War.

...ich stayed contained to their own archipelagoes and islands. Following the Great Dusk, refugees from the mainlands of Australia and Asia made their ways to ...trumental to reconnecting islands in the decades of recovery following the Great Dusk.

.... Estradia has also seen steady improvements in its literacy rates, infant mortality rates, and poverty rates. Civil rights have also been expanded to many citi ...receive it." This is not only seen as a matter of national pride, but as a great training opportunity for Estradia's Defense Force. However, incidents occur

...a day' in the at-time relatively minor city of [[Katvan]], and even higher mortality rates in the larger cities. As deaths began to mount in upstream Zasem, the ...hemselves, though in many cases elites as well as commoners were killed in great numbers.

...cted settlers and sojourners from the region and beyond. During the Second Great War, the city was the site of the major Battle of Mandai. Following a protr ...one of the world's longest life expectancies and one of the lowest infant mortality rates in the world. As a country boasting one of the highest GDP per capita

...dard of living, shorter lifespans, and a high {{wp|Infant mortality|infant mortality rate}}. The Vanivasi are often stereotyped as savage or uncivilized. Today ...oper and Free Satria saw heaving fighting during the [[Great War (Kylaris)|Great War]]. Although the majority of the conflict occurred away from the Vanavas

...proceedings evolved from arbiter to legislator, and with this transition a great deal of laws and punishments appeared. ...which killed 1 in 20 residents of [[Kien-k'ang]] but resulted in over 2/3 mortality at the Kiwrang-leqs (龏寺) Prison, including several reformist writers in

...n-born noble, King [[Michail I of Sol'Vin|Michail I]]. During the [[Second Great War]], Sol'Vin was [[Occupation of Sol'Vin by Niagara and Gryva|occupied]] The decades since the end of the [[Third Great War]] has been marked by rising tensions between the Solvindi-speaking and

...ely populated areas were reporting plague cases, with staggering levels of mortality. From the Sŭnghwa dynasty onward, Menghean scholars had made considerable ...million or less by 1515. If accurate, these figures would imply an overall mortality rate of 55 percent and a death toll of 60 million within Menghe alone. The

...ynasty adopted Minjian as the official national faith in 370, leading to a great increase in its followers. The Faith prospered until around 500 CE, when th As such, the Faith often trains its clergy in midwifery, and preventing child mortality is one of the chief aims of the Faith. Nine months after a baby is born, th

...as the so called ‘Grand Army’ -or sometimes ‘Great Horde’- of Vultesz ‘The Great’ (approx.290-332), the fourth century nomadic warlord through both diplom ...its success through the Vulto-Riamese War (1881-82) by the outbreak of the Great War, the status of the Royal Army was in a state of severe decline. Wracked

...ven the limitations that refurbishing an old hull particularly one of such great size impose). The Nemesis represents the pinnacle of Commonwealther naval t ...of vessels. The constantly advancing technology of missiles, and the high mortality rate among combat pilots in the Commonwealth's deployed Carrier Air Wing du

...ous cult by many Roman elite during its earliest years. In 64AD, after the Great Fire engulfed large portions of Rome, the emperor Nero saw fit to accuse th ...ercent of the population. A second plague of lesser impact but still great mortality struck the eastern and southern parts of the continent in 1653-1657, and ot

...f a single-party communist Dictatorship. During the [[Great War (Vasarden)|Great War]], Granzery was a member of the Coalition, and fought extensively on th === Great War ===

...ompany. During this period, Sardeniyan immigrants made the long journey in great numbers, partially to avoid restrictive Sylvan laws on religion and partial ...ng economies of the period. Driven by this immigration wave and decreasing mortality, the Ezzelinian population grew nearly fivefold and the economy 13-fold: fr

...ectancies, fastest Internet connection speeds and one of the lowest infant mortality rates in the world. ...reclamation is found in rivers and beaches, rather than deserts, and is in great demand worldwide. In 2010 Siniapore imported almost 15 million tons of sand

...a are lacklustre to say the least as through most of it's history past the Great Shuffle, the nation entered an era of isolationism that has only in recent ...years for males and 96.8 years for females), and it had a very low infant mortality rate (5 per 1,000 live births).

...onsultation with King John IV, declared Fichmanistan's neutrality in [[The Great War]] and all future wars. Chancellor O'Donnell was elected to the position ...high birth rate of 16 births per 1,000 inhabitants, and a very low infant mortality rate of 3 per 1,000 live births.

...basic goods and drastic increases in unemployment, poverty, disease, child mortality, malnutrition and crime. These factors have precipitated the [[West Chancha ...ly elected President [[William Castovia]] in 1869 to declare Paraboca "the great enemy", and resentment between the two powers continued to grow over the ne