migrational

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• If they follow through on that intention, that would be a massive migration, and bad news for cities.

• Gradually, these climate impacts have encouraged the rural-to-urban migration that is leaving India’s megacities bursting at the seams.

• The big question is whether the mass migration will extend to the slow walk in the middle, underwriting.

• Budget data from cell phone records, federal aid requests, school enrollments, and other indicators tell a story of mass migration.

• Parents and remote workers in search of more space aren’t the only ones who would drive this migration wave.

• This “Sixth Migration” of massive human migration to Texas is the larger story of the book, and it is a significant story.

• Smart and ambitious, he seemed to epitomize the success of that northern migration experienced by millions of southern blacks.

• The great migration to the North through World War II had given black people at least some clout as they began to vote Democratic.

• About two years after 9/11, there was this mass migration to New York.

• As the economy soured, Californians began to think in terms of limited resources and came to see migration as a zero sum game.

• Migration to distant occupations or to foreign lands was but for the adventurous few.

• There was probably nothing at that time in atmospheric conditions to check such a migration.

• The northward migration of the Pygmies seems to have been accompanied or followed by that of a full grown people.

• We now understand how the Phoenicians, whose ancestors arrived in the second Semitic migration, came to call their land “Canaan.”