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  1. CDC data cited at Johns Hopkins briefing.
  2. Control Data Corporation and Institute for Family Studies reported on American demographic trends.
  3. Demographic decline is underway, with fertility rates falling below replacement level, threatening long-term viability.

Fertility decline and out-migration from big cities like San Jose and El Paso is a growing trend.

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Fertility decline and out-migration from big cities like San Jose and El Paso is a growing trend.

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Demographic decline is underway, with fertility rates falling below replacement level, threatening long-term viability. All 2 developments

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  • livemint.comAmerica’s big cities are rapidly losing kids | Mint
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