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emigration [ˌemɪˈgreɪʃən] N

emigration

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Most people migrating come from cities, so that rural emigration is low. en.wikipedia.org

Like their husbands and fathers, women too shared in economic motives behind emigration; and like the men, women also dreamed of transforming the wilderness. en.wikipedia.org

This made many inhabitants in the 19th century choose emigration. en.wikipedia.org

Emigration outlets were closed, which created a frustrating sense of being shut in and of being denied opportunity and choice. en.wikipedia.org

Despite the emigration during this time span, the population increased by 300,000 people. en.wikipedia.org

The pre-industrial economy was based on agriculture and emigration. en.wikipedia.org

His third collection dealt largely with the theme of emigration. en.wikipedia.org

He also tried to change the attitude of the war resistance movement toward emigration. en.wikipedia.org

A matter requiring the greatest attention is the prevention of highly qualified persons being lost through emigration. 8. en.wikipedia.org

The highways and other roads in this area have allowed for seasonal and permanent emigration out of the area by younger generations looking for work. en.wikipedia.org

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