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| birth_date = August 20 1974 '''Ingvar Olof Karlsson''' (born 20 August 1974) is an alvsbergish politician who has been serving as president of Alvsberg

"Births and Welcomes" is used as the theme song for news regarding births and migration. It has a tranquil main theme, played alternately by horns an | Births and Welcomes<!--inspired by Holst's "Venus"-->

...of nature. Crop failures, plagues, bountiful harvests, and even successful births were all attributed to these primal gods. The Sun god was seen as the most | founded_date = March 15th, 1974

...|210px|thumb|right|[[Niels III]], Hæstirétt from [[Third Nielsian Era|1928-1974]]]] ...n countries. The majority of population growth in Aureumterra is driven by births, particularly in rural areas, and permanent immigration rates are low. Abou

...86. The idea of wilderness has shaped the management of public lands since 1974, with the Wilderness Act. The Endangered Species Act of 1991 is intended to ...[[ZamCare]]. It is guided by the provisions of the Zamastan Health Act of 1974, and is universal with stipulations for people who want private health insu

...er of the Shona tribe) was elected as fourth President at the age of 50 in 1974. Samora Machel (a member of the Shangaan tribe) was elected as the fifth Pr ...n average 2.1 births per woman with births among urban women as low as 1.4 births on average.

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 ...ality rates}} in Ignesia is average in the world, with 12.82 per 1000 live births. Ignesia's fertility rate stands at 3.7 children born/per woman, which is a

...d in Torisakia, the largest being a 3.7 on the Richter scale in Auerila in 1974. ...(TEWA) created in 1972. The "Wilderness Protection and Conservation Act of 1974" shaped how public lands work and how land can be used by businesses and th

...ll incursion against Gapolania, known as the [[Adamantine-Gapolania War]] (1974-1975). Internal pressures brought on by the anti-war movement ultimately le ...[Federal Registry of Adamantina]] (''Registro Federale''), an index of all births, deaths and marriages. Religious symbols were forbidden on federal property

The 1974-1979 war between Khazestan-Pasdan and the [[Socialist Confederation of Cou ...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

...ollowing year. Even though the Kansallists reversed the economic crisis by 1974, civil unrest grew significantly in Valkea's major cities, culminating in t In 2016, the infant mortality rate was 2.2 per 1,000 live births among children under the age of 5, ranking it among the lowest in the regio

The current {{wpl|birth rate}} is 16 live births per 1,000, below average globally but above average for developed nations. ...of the population in 2009 were smokers, a decline from a peak of 31.2% in 1974 caused largely by stringent tobacco control laws.

...rd Republic of Iverica. One-quarter of Vasqqa seceded from the Republic in 1974, leaving the present formulation of the Third Republic. There are six other ...d to have been the critical factor in causing the [[Vasqqan Civil War]] in 1974 and a precedent for the [[Second Mediargic Missile Crisis]] in 1996. Unlike

...ave since leveled off, and Cavian deaths are forecasted to begin outpacing births sometime in the 2040s, with an estimated peak Cavian population near or jus ...own separate, {{wp|Devolution|devolved}} governments and executives since 1974. Their governments are led by a President, who is democratically elected by

...ults from the Sylvaise government's decision to invest in nuclear power in 1974 (after the 1973 oil crisis), which now accounts for 78% of Sylvaine's energ ...5 birth and fertility rates continued to increase. The natural increase of births over deaths rose to 299,800 in 2006. The total fertility rate rose to 2.02

...is ({{wp|floating exchange rate}} of the [[Mascyllary Karning|karning]] in 1974), new {{wp|criminal law}}, the fight against {{wp|racial discrimination}}, ...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

...uria's population is expected to exceed 70m by 2028 through mostly natural births instead of migration. The average age of Etruria is 32, among the lowest in ...ted a {{wp|universal healthcare|universal public healthcare}} system since 1974, when the [[Military dictatorship in Etruria|military government]] establis

As of the ratification of the 1974 ''Partition Act'', Cuirpthe is divided into 10 regions, which further subdi ...s for women, and it had a very low infant mortality rate (4 per 1,000 live births). In 2010, the principal cause of death was cardiovascular disease, at 41%,

...rds as set by the International Union. Capital punishment was abolished in 1974. ...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