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emigration
noun
emigration
place or country of emigration

emigration <an emigration; emigrations> N

emigration

emigration
تَغَرّب
emigration
رَحِيل

place or country of emigration

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This made many inhabitants in the 19th century choose emigration.
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He also tried to change the attitude of the war resistance movement toward emigration.
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The country has suffered a high rate of violent crime, a primary stated reason for emigration.
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His third collection dealt largely with the theme of emigration.
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The pre-industrial economy was based on agriculture and emigration.
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Emigration outlets were closed, which created a frustrating sense of being shut in and of being denied opportunity and choice.
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The operator was able to increase its customer base the fastest of all operators and have the lowest emigration of customers.
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Like their husbands and fathers, women too shared in economic motives behind emigration; and like the men, women also dreamed of transforming the wilderness.
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Despite the emigration during this time span, the population increased by 300,000 people.
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The island was populated in various waves of emigration from prehistory until recent times.
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