The population, of which more than two-thirds is in Indonesian territory, is varied.
Columns of fighters come and go from the town, the population of which has more than doubled since Isis took over.
About 40 ethnic groups make up the largest proportion of the population, of which the indigenous Iban is the biggest.
Natural increase is offset by emigration to New Zealand and Australia, though expatriates are counted among the Cook Islands' official population, of which they constitute almost half.
The fastest and greatest development was in textiles and was centred on Łódź the Polish Manchester the population of which increased 10-fold between 1865 and 1897.
Manfred Güllner, Forsa's director, noted that backing for the party was "coming from a peculiar segment of the population of which the nucleus is the radicalised middle classes".
Inflation and rising prices led to near famine in Constantinople, the population of which was swollen by vast numbers of refugees.
Rotherham is a very white, poor, working-class town with a growing but still small – less than 10% – black and minority ethnic population of which less than a third is Muslim.
I should add also that many people believe that it's the large immigrant population (of which I'm a member) who are responsible for bringing down the nation's IQ, which further complicates the dumb American narrative.
The genesis of the Aboriginal Tent Embassy was not in Canberra but on the noisy streets of Sydney's Redfern, the Aboriginal population of which Foley says ballooned from 1,500 to 35,000 between 1966 and 1969.
The process of rural depopulation, which characterized much of France in the 19th and early 20th centuries, was especially pronounced in Basse-Normandie, the population of which declined by more than 38 percent between 1851 and 1946.
