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Malaysia 1,892,000 (2000)[4]
South Africa 250,000 (2008)[5]
Singapore 200,000 (2008)[5]
Burma 200,000 (2008)[5]
Canada 138,675 (2012) [6]
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Fiji 110,000 (2008)[9]
France 100,000 (2008)[9]
Germany 50,000 (2008)[9]
Indonesia 40,000 (2011)[10]
Switzerland 40,000 (2008)[5]
Australia 30,000 (2008)[5]
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