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In 1900 fewer than 12,000 people lived in Doha. Today there are 225,000 Quatari people in a population of 1.8 million for Quatar, the rest of the population being mainly South Asians. Dubai, Doha, Abu Dhabi, and other cities in the Emirates have similiar profiles.
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