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Chart showing the populations of the US and the former Soviet republics. They both climb about equally until 1991, at which point the Soviet numbers decline while the US continues its same trajectory.

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Chart showing the populations of the US and the former Soviet republics. They both climb about equally until 1991, at which point the Soviet numbers decline while the US continues its same trajectory.
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Sean Kleefeld (skleefeld@mastodon.social)'s status on Friday, 21-Feb-2025 07:54:02 JST Sean Kleefeld

Here's a comparison of populations between the US and Soviet Union/Russia. Russia is consistently larger by ~20 million until the early 1990s, but starts dropping for about 15 years before starting to creep back upwards. Why do you suppose that is?
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