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migration

[mahy-grey-shuhn] / maɪˈgreɪ ʃən /


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Japanese and Korean automakers were more adept than Detroit at leveraging their bigger, global scale to remain competitive in sedans during the mass migration to SUVs, said Bernard, the consultant.

From The Wall Street Journal

Since 1999 migration has been a bigger contributor to population growth than births in most years.

From BBC

He added the government has "done a lot to bear down" on small boats and there is "lots we need to do on irregular migration".

From BBC

On Thursday the businessman and Manchester United co-owner apologised for his "choice of language" but said he wanted an "open debate" on the issues of migration, skills and investment.

From BBC

Joint research External link published by The Brookings Institution and the American Enterprise Institute last month noted that reduced migration likely only resulted in “modest damping” effects on GDP.

From Barron's