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The Human Mortality Database (HMD) website provides an opportunity for downloading output data as zipped files. Unzipping these files returns folders that contain numerous data files, which correspond to age-by-year data formats (1x1, 5x1, 1x5, 5x5, ... ), sexes, and dozens of country-populations. For many analyses, however, it would be more practical to operate with long data file containing many populations rather than large number of population-specific files. Herewith, we provide two simple programs for: 1) pooling together life tables’ for many countries and years in a single file and 2) death rates for many countries and years in a single file.

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