Original sentence: According to the Northern Cypriot administration, there are 500,000 Turkish Cypriots living in Turkey, 200,000 in the United Kingdom, 40,000 in Australia, 10,000 in North America.An island-wide census in 1960 indicated the number of Turkish Cypriots as 102,000 and Greek Cypriots as 450,000.Ethnically Turkish inhabitants of the Mediterranean island of Cyprus are referred to as Turkish Cypriots.It is estimated that there are approximately 300,000 Turkish Cypriots worldwide.The results of a census that took place in the Northern Cyprus at the end of April 2006 indicated that the Turkish Cypriot population was  100,000 out of a total population of 264,172.The term is sometimes used to refer explicitly to the indigenous Turkish Cypriots, as opposed to the Turkish migrants who have settled there since the Cyprus conflict of 1974.The vast majority of Turkish Cypriots reside in Northern Cyprus, which is occupies the northern one-third of the island.With the Ottoman conquest in 1570, the ethnic and cultural composition of Cyprus changed drastically
Edited sentence: 100,000 Turkish Cypriots living in the United Kingdom, 20,000 in Australia, 3,000 in North America, and 2,000 in southern Cyprus and 5,000 spread across other countries.A complex census took place in the TRNC at the end of April 2006 The results of this census indicated that the Turkish Cypriot population of Northern Cyprus was about 100,000 (out of total of 264,172inhabitants.Cypriot Turkish.It is grossly estimated but not verified that there must be about 300,000 Turkish Cypriots in the world.Number of Turkish Cypriots in Turkey is unclear; one Turkish Cypriot source  suggests 50,000 but this information is unverified.The only proper and full census was made in 1960 when Turkish Cypriot population on the island was about 102,000 and Greek Cypriots 450,000  It is estimated that in 2006 there are approx.Turkish Cypriots are those inhabitants of Cyprus who are described ethnically Turkish.With the Ottoman conquest, the ethnic and cultural composition of Cyprus changed drastically.Within Northern Cyprus the term is sometimes used to refer explicitly to indigenous Cypriots as opposed to Anatolian Turkish migrants who have settled there in the past three decades