Lineupyou, among 100 people
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1 in 1,666,667 of people · lifetime

One person in 167 towns of 10,000. Ann Hodges, Alabama, 1954: the one confirmed case.

Too rare to show on a grid of 100: one person in 167 towns of 10,000.

Each figure stands for one percent of the group. The share is a rounded estimate from public surveys and published studies; the group it refers to is "people · lifetime", which is not always the whole world.

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