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The median age of Jewish , Protestant and Catholic men 14 years of age and over was 44.9 , 41.1 , and 38.8 years . ... of the Jews was about 9 percent above the one of the Protestants and 16 percent above the median age of Catholics .
The median age of Jewish , Protestant and Catholic men 14 years of age and over was 44.9 , 41.1 , and 38.8 years . ... of the Jews was about 9 percent above the one of the Protestants and 16 percent above the median age of Catholics .
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had fewer children than Catholic and Protestant women . The Jewish women 15-44 years old and ever married had only about 77 percent as many children ever born per 1,000 such women as the Catholics and about 79 percent as many children ...
had fewer children than Catholic and Protestant women . The Jewish women 15-44 years old and ever married had only about 77 percent as many children ever born per 1,000 such women as the Catholics and about 79 percent as many children ...
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desired to have 2.9 and the Catholic interviewees wanted 3.4 children.68 Not only do Jewish couples desire to have fewer children than others , they are actually more likely to try not to have more children than they desire than some ...
desired to have 2.9 and the Catholic interviewees wanted 3.4 children.68 Not only do Jewish couples desire to have fewer children than others , they are actually more likely to try not to have more children than they desire than some ...
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