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migration

noun as in movement to another place

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Talks with African nations will centre on trade, migration and critical raw materials.

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Taken together, the two abilities complement each other and help hatchlings understand both where they are and which way they should travel during their remarkable migration.

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Sarwar said he supported the UK government's proposals, calling for a managed migration system with "the right balance between skills and immigration".

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America’s lack of a national identity and a common ethnicity may turn out to be an advantage in the 21st century, dominated as it is by mass migrations from the south to the north.

These greater economic efficiencies spurred migration to new jobs in new industries, and a gradual rise in our standard of living.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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