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Fulani, Adamawa of Cameroon
Population: 1,772,000
Progress Scale: 1.2

Mwani of Mozambique
Population: 113,000
Progress Scale: 1.2

Jew, Hungarian of Hungary
Population: 113,000
Progress Scale: 1.2

Arora, Hindu of India
Population: 3,975,000
Progress Scale: 1.1

Lematang of Indonesia
Population: 284,000
Progress Scale: 1.1

Java Banyumasan of Indonesia
Population: 8,260,000
Progress Scale: 1.2

Aweer of Kenya
Population: 8,100
Progress Scale: 1.2

Sherpa, Helambu of Nepal
Population: 18,000
Progress Scale: 1.1

Sindhi of United States
Population: 5,900
Progress Scale: 1.2

Berber, Rifi of Morocco
Population: 1,950,000
Progress Scale: 1.1

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