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The difference was not so marked in the case of the female decedents , the percentages were 9.1 and 10.8 respectively . ... Similar results were obtained in Canada and Berlin , Germany.30 It thus appears that a larger percentage of ...
The difference was not so marked in the case of the female decedents , the percentages were 9.1 and 10.8 respectively . ... Similar results were obtained in Canada and Berlin , Germany.30 It thus appears that a larger percentage of ...
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A smaller percentage of the former than of the latter were single . But the Jewish women had a larger percentage who were widowed , divorced , or separated than the Jewish men . Since Jewish husbands do not live as long as Jewish wives ...
A smaller percentage of the former than of the latter were single . But the Jewish women had a larger percentage who were widowed , divorced , or separated than the Jewish men . Since Jewish husbands do not live as long as Jewish wives ...
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As in the case of the males , a smaller percentage of the Jewish than of the other female decedents were under 65 . Jewish and other women in their childbearing period , 25-39 had a higher mortality rate than men .
As in the case of the males , a smaller percentage of the Jewish than of the other female decedents were under 65 . Jewish and other women in their childbearing period , 25-39 had a higher mortality rate than men .
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