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Description	Orthodoxy by Country.svg English: Distribution of Orthodox Christianity in the world by country Eastern Orthodoxy Main religion (more than 75%) Main religion (50% - 75%) Important minority religion (20% - 50%) Important minority religion (5% - 20%) Minority religion (1% - 5%) Oriental Orthodoxy Main religion (more than 75%) Main religion (50% - 75%) Important minority religion (20% - 50%) Important minority religion (5% - 20%) Minority religion (1% - 5%)
Date	01:15, 23 December 2010 (UTC) (23 December 2010 (first version); 23 December 2010 (last version))
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Author	λⲁⲛτερⲛιξ ^[talk]. Original uploader was Lanternix at en.wikipedia
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