noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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annual
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Following the annual migration of food preparation to the outdoors is the perennial question: How shall these delicacies be washed down?
great
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February is the season of the great migration journeys to the southern plains, a time of rebirth for the herds.
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In 1848 Young marshaled another 1, 229 Saints and Kimball pulled together 662 more for the great migration .
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The laibon retells the accounts of his illustrious ancestors of the great migration from the North.
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The great black migration from the West Side-and from the Deep South-had only just begun.
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Railways throughout the East were to contribute to that greatest religious migration of all.
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It was a time of great migration .
illegal
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The law itself, according to the bipartisan commission, is a source of continuing illegal migration .
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The white paper that preceded the Asylum and Immigration Act 1999 emphasised concern about illegal migration .
internal
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Both emigration and internal migration became increasingly controlled.
international
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The mid 1980s were also associated with a switch in the direction of the international migration balance.
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The age is characterized by huge international migrations , people in search of jobs, housing, even food.
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North-South models; international migration of labour; trade and industrial structure in the 1930s; the political economy of protectionism.
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Throughout the twentieth century the Commonwealth countries remained the main origins and destinations of international migration .
mass
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We should also think about the problems of the world as a whole, which cause mass migration in the first place.
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A proposed programme of resettlement from the most overpopulated areas was shelved for fear of raising peasant expectations and unleashing dangerous mass migration .
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There seems to be a seasonal mass migration from the Rhineland and the Ruhr, extending well into October.
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But collectively their mass migration is ruining the country's development prospects.
net
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In other words, a net outward migration of almost 8,000 people.
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Figure 4.2 Net migration to the South from the rest of Great Britain, 1971-86.
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During the 1950s the population of the South-East went up by 1.13 million, with a net migration gain of 438,000.
seasonal
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It has been suggested that seasonal migrations could explain their presence, but this hypothesis is untenable.
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As in the other mountain regions, population pressure was alleviated to some extent by seasonal migration .
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So in Savoy, as in the county of Nice, the natural complement to pastoralism was seasonal migration .
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There seems to be a seasonal mass migration from the Rhineland and the Ruhr, extending well into October.
■ NOUN
path
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Xplorer offers users a migration path to the firm's GigaCube massively parallel supercomputers which are also to use T9000s.
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According to Parsytec, the Xplorer offers users a migration path to its GigaCube massively parallel supercomputers which are also to use T9000s.
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Changes in trace organics are being sampled and identified at various distances along a gas migration path from a landfill in Suffolk.
pattern
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Local observers were encouraged to report on distribution and migration patterns , thus paving the way for an interest in environmental concerns.
route
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Numerous birds and fish depend on the estuaries and mudflats, for wintering grounds and breeding and migration routes .
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You can see why it is important to have back the scrolls, which passed down our migration routes for generations.
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Well, Lancre was on one of the main migration routes , for birds of all sorts.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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the yearly migration of geese
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Both emigration and internal migration became increasingly controlled.
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One form of black response to the fraud and violence in the South was a substantial migration of blacks northward.
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Southerners hotly contended that no violence necessitating migration existed; the resolution was not passed.
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The United States was created by migration and the modern world has been sculpted by migration.
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Why is there a migration of industry from urban areas towards relatively rural ones?