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Linda Gage, senior demographer with the state Department of Finance, said the growth will probably continue to slow, but it will not experience a year-to-year drop in population because it still has a solid birth rate and remains a popular destination for foreign immigrants. Beveridge, a demographer at Queens Cortege in New York, who conducted the analysis for The Times, says, "It's partially fueled by women in the workforce; they don't necessarily have to get married to be economically secure. Before you break out the balloons, consider this: "The probability that somebody guesses correctly," demographer Alberto Palloni told USA Today, "is as little [small] as winning the lottery. |
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