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Everything around him was full of her presence, continually reopening the wound. wound. So he decided to emigrate.

The push to emigrate, which had begun in the early 1960s as an underground movement, had grown by 1970 into an open campaign.

Some said the earth-imaging orbiter, launched three years ago, wanted to emigrate, just as many Egyptians do.

But the wealthy entrepreneur has no regrets about her decision to emigrate to North America two years ago.

Everything around him was full of her presence, continually reopening the wound. So he decided to emigrate.

He was not entirely wishful to emigrate, and yet when he thought of it he was wishful.

Linda and Harry have been planning to emigrate to France for a year.

Like many young self-employed Greeks he wonders whether he should stop trying to keep his business afloat and emigrate to Australia instead.

Mike want to emigrate to the United States, leadership asked him: "You do not satisfied with your wages? "

Would she also emigrate, if she could? "Yes, " she said immediately.

The country began to take measures to limit the number of the intellectuals who would emigrate.

He asked to emigrate to Israel, which cost him his job and brought years of uncertainty and persecution by the Romanian government.

Chinese women were not allowed to emigrate from any other country.

The mother of Augustine was a Huguenot French lady, whose family had emigrate to Louisiana during the days of its early settlement.

It was surely, in part, a sense that imperial New York's historical double is ancient Rome that made him emigrate to Italy.

He said that if his children were older he would emigrate.

Emigrate: to leave one's place of residence or country to live elsewhere.

Meanwhile, Muslims began to emigrate to Europe and the U.

Emigrate to other countries, though living a little bit different, a bit familiar, but you can rest assured eat.

The truth is that, unless they emigrate, the wealthy have to suffer from the same causes of unhappiness as the poor.

But Israel cannot emigrate, and it will have no choice but to hunker down and fortify its formerly peaceful border with Egypt.

New Zealand expats are being lured home to help plug a skills shortage - using tactics that entice Britons to emigrate in droves.

Emigrate: To leave one country or region to settle in another.

There was a saying popular at General Electric (GE) in the '80s that American industry needed to "automate, emigrate, or evaporate" .

She didn't think her employer was exploitative , though low wages were the main reason she wanted to emigrate to the United States.

We have no intention to emigrate so far as present plans are concerned.

Impossible if you stay in the country of your birth, but simplicity itself if, instead, you emigrate to an online fantasy world.

What finally drove him, and his Jewish wife Tamara, to emigrate was the communist-inspired anti-Semitic campaign of 1968.

Population growth and famine were two important factors which forced hundreds of thousands of Swiss to emigrate during the 19th century.

There are many things which have to be thought of before we finally make up our minds to emigrate.

What drives the couple to emigrate is not so much China's changing tastes.

Years ago, when a Chinese married someone from overseas, she or he would often choose to emigrate.

Certain formalities have to be gone through before one can emigrate.

system. If you really enthrone the dictatorship so much, why don't you emigrate to North Korea or Cuba?

My future plan is to emigrate to England to be with my mom and British dad.

Yet even as China grows richer, the number of its rich choosing to emigrate is rising.

I was obliged to return with her, but will presently emigrate again when occasion offers.

Academics who emigrate to America find that they are in a system that seems awash with money, in comparison with Europe's.

He's a relatIve of course, but a thorn In our flesh. I wIsh he could emIgrate.

The family decided to uproot themselves and emigrate to Australia.

paid, by staying at home. In a flat world, you can innovate without having to emigrate.

If they could, millions of Chinese citizens would emigrate to the United States and live here instead.

If some film stars emigrate abroad, the demand will recreate new film stars who are as good as the old stars, if not better.

Arnold can't get a decent job in England and so he's decided to shut up shop and emigrate to Canada.

Once they reach 21, their parents will be able to apply for green cards and emigrate.

Although I had had several opportunities to emigrate, I stayed in Albania throughout the darkest and most dangerous period.

Then he returned to Berlin, and after a frightening delay of six months was permitted to emigrate .

No one is certain if it is wise to emigrate to Europe. It will only become clear in the future.

Figures are disputed, but economic chaos and political repression may have caused a good 3m Zimbabweans to emigrate.

The compound growth rate of the Chinese who used investments to emigrate to the United States in the past five years is 73%.

So the best and brightest can either take low-paying routine jobs or emigrate.

One consulting company is also handling a significant number of clients who are looking to emigrate.

By 2050, he said, millions of bored human beings would freeze themselves in order to emigrate into the future to find adventure.

I envy you for having the opportunity to emigrate there.

The lowered pass mark means that more people can emigrate under the skilled worker immigration programme.

The study found the worst public healthcare systems in French-speaking West Africa, where staff are less likely to emigrate.

Most worrying for this knowledge-based economy is that the educated and affluent increasingly plan to emigrate to find cleaner air.

I have a strong desire to emigrate to American.

Another said that many of the critics would leap at the chance to emigrate like a moth to the flame.

And while rich Chinese still crave Canadian or U. S. degrees for their children, they may see less reason to emigrate.

The prospect of working abroad spurs more people to acquire valuable skills, and not all subsequently emigrate.

It's either emigrate or wait for the Irish economy to pick up again.

and after a frightening delay of six Months, was permitted to emigrate.

I've been thinking that you will like to emigrate to Canada.

You have to go through certain formalities before you can emigrate.

"Why doesn't anyone ask why people want to emigrate? We see one Chinese person after another take US citizenship, " one person said on Sohu.

"What we know from other societies that have been male-dominated is that they either emigrate or they fight, " Leckie said.

Almost a third would like to emigrate permanently.

He's decided to emigrate and start a new life in America.

How did the enormous statue emigrate to America?

When they've gotten a taste of American life, Zhou says some people do want to emigrate.

That's a toughie. Maybe I'll have to emigrate.

We go out to emigrate, and the LORD is with us both on land and sea.

I'm thinking about whether I should emigrate to Canada.

Tom emigrate form africa to the unite state.

they planed to emigrate to finland next year.

But I also wondered how many were already planning to emigrate.

This broke no law and to avoid paying I will have to emigrate.

But I also wondered how many of them were already planning to emigrate upon graduation.

I don't like your plan to emigrate to Canada.

Go back there? I'd sooner emigrate!

Once you decide to emigrate, there will be no going back.

A fifth of China's graduates say they want to emigrate; few peasants do.

I intend to emigrate to Canada.

Many Britons emigrate to the Spanish coast in order to enjoy warm sea and balmy air.

For example, those who expect to be rich could emigrate from high-taxation places to places where there is less redistribution.

I know that when my mission on this planet is over , I will just leave behind these fleshly clothes and emigrate .

My friend, a nurse, is on a two-year waiting list to emigrate to Australia on their skilled workers' programme.

Lots of studies have found that well-educated people from developing countries are particularly likely to emigrate.

How long ago did your parents emigrate?

I want to emigrate from China.

The teacher has been teaching in this school for ten years. He is going to emigrate to Canada.

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