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| A permanent movement to a new location |
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| A migration from a location |
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| A migration to a location |
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| The difference between the number of immigrants and the number of emigrants from a location |
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| Movement from one place to another |
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| Short-term repetitive movements on a regular basis. |
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| A factor that induces one to move away from a location |
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| A factor that induces people to move to a location |
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| one who has been forced to move out of fear of persecution |
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| The area subject to a flooding during a specific number of years, based on a trend |
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| An environmental or cultural feature that hinders migration. |
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| The permanent movement from one country to another |
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| A permanent movement within a country |
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| The movement from one region to another |
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| The movement from within a region |
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| When the migrant has has chosen to migrate for economic factors |
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| When the migrant is compelled to move because of cultural factors. |
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| Changes in the society compared to those in the demographic transition |
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| Immigrants that enter without proper documents |
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| A series of migrations to a specific location because of other family members or friends that previously migrated there |
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| Maximum limits on the number of immigrants coming into a country |
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| A large scale emigration by talented people. |
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| Citizens of poor countries who obtain jobs in the West or the Middle East. |
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| When more people move out of urban area into rural areas than into them. |
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