Map showing Catholics as a percentage of each country's population.
'Colors': more Catholics as a percentage of the population translates as darker and more reddish colors, fewer Catholics is represented in lighter and yellowish colors. The lighter colors are also slightly less saturated.
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бөлүшүү – чыгарманы көчүрүү, жайылтуу жана өткөрүп берүү
ремикс кылуу – чыгарманы ылайыкташтыруу
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атрибуция – Сиз тийиштүү насыя берип, лицензияга шилтеме калтырып жана өзгөртүүлөр болсо көрсөтүшүңүз керек. Сиз муну кандайдыр бир акылга сыярлык жол менен жасай аласыз, бирок лицензиар сизди же сиздин колдонууңузду жактырган кандайдыр бир жол менен эмес.
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Reverted to version as of 11:24, 17 December 2007/ please look at catholic-hierachy.org - for example in France and Austria there are much more Catholics than 30%