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📖 Melinda Gates Biography
Early Life Melinda Gates was born as Melinda Ann French on August 15 1964 in Dallas, Texas. She is the second of four children of her parents Raymond Joseph French Jr. And Elaine Amerland French. Her father, Raymond Joseph French Jr. worked as an aerospace engineer and her mother, Elaine Amerland French was a homemaker. Melinda Gates grew up in a family that was very close and they were not very rich or very poor they were like other families. Melinda Gates was raised in a family and her family wanted her to study hard and do well in school from a very young age. When Melinda Gates was a teenager her father showed her an Apple II computer. This…
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When Populations Peak in 40 Countries The world Peak Population is changing. For a time it grew very fast. This was because people had food and healthcare. Now this growth is slowing down but not in every country. Some countries are getting smaller while others will keep growing for years. This infographic shows when 40 of the populous countries will reach their highest population. It also shows if this will happen this century. The information comes from the UN World Population Prospects. They think about what will happen if fertility ratesre medium. Asia’s Early Population Peaks Chinas population was highest in 2021. It had about 1.41 billion people. Now it is going down. This decline will get faster in a…
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