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    In this map the sizes of countries are proportional not to their actual landmass but instead to the number of people living there. A country with 20 million people, for instance, appears twice as large as one with 10 million.

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    In this map the sizes of countries are proportional not to their actual landmass but instead to the number of people living there. A country with 20 million people, for instance, appears twice as large as one with 10 million.

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    In this map the sizes of countries are proportional not to their actual landmass but instead to the number of people living there. A country with 20 million people, for instance, appears twice as large as one with 10 million.

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    In this map the sizes of countries are proportional not to their actual landmass but instead to the number

    of people living there; a country


    with 20 million people, for instance, appears twice as large as a country with 10 million. (Source: University of Michigan)

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