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Tuareg, Hoggar of Algeria
Population:  36,000
Progress Scale:  1.1 
Aoka of China
Population:  306,000
Progress Scale:  1.2 
Koli of India
Population:  12,389,000
Progress Scale:  1.1 
Dhanuk of India
Population:  3,749,000
Progress Scale:  1.1 
Sargara of India
Population:  144,000
Progress Scale:  1.1 
Sindhi of United States
Population:  5,700
Progress Scale:  1.2 
Banjara, Muslim of India
Population:  153,000
Progress Scale:  1.1 
Nisu, Jianshui of China
Population:  445,000
Progress Scale:  1.2 
Landoma of Guinea
Population:  22,000
Progress Scale:  1.2 
Ahar of India
Population:  1,488,000
Progress Scale:  1.1 

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