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brain drain n
(Sociology) Informal the emigration of scientists, technologists, academics, etc., for better pay, equipment, or conditions ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
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And while in Africa the current outflow of immigrants is contributing to a brain drain, African-born residents of the U. International migration has resulted in a brain drain for health care personnel. It isn't happening tomorrow, but the looming brain drain associated with retiring Baby Boomers will be a tremendous challenge in a few years. |
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