<p>If it is mid-year population then, why it is so less in comparison to 'total population'</p>
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2021-06-11T03:36:32.030Z
Interesting, around 1000 times difference, is there any further information apart from the Table by the way?
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2021-06-11T04:07:35.087Z
@BeautifulMindset SOURCE: unstats.un.org as on 5-12-2016, mentioned in one the bottom side of the image
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sorry, I still not yet fully understood why it is much less like that, but there should be something like the mid-year numbers should be multiplied by 1000 from my humble opinion.
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what is 'mid-year estimate' in following chart?
ketan pendharkar
# what is 'mid-year estimate' in following chart?

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If it is mid-year population then, why it is so less in comparison to 'total population'

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> **username_1**: Interesting, around 1000 times difference, is there any further information apart from the Table by the way?  
> **username_0**: @BeautifulMindset SOURCE: unstats.un.org as on 5-12-2016, mentioned in one the bottom side of the image  
> **username_1**: sorry, I still not yet fully understood why it is much less like that, but there should be something like the mid-year numbers should be multiplied by 1000 from my humble opinion.  

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