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out-migration

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out-mi·grate (outmgrt)
intr.v. out-mi·grat·ed, out-mi·grat·ing, out-mi·grates
To move out of one community, region, or country in order to reside in another.

out-mi·gration n.
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Noun1.out-migration - migration from a place (especially migration from your native country in order to settle in another)out-migration - migration from a place (especially migration from your native country in order to settle in another)
migration - the movement of persons from one country or locality to another


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Happily, it appears as if the employment declines and attendant out-migration have slowed considerably.
Northern Ontario community leaders need to think outside of their immediate areas and band together as a common front if they are going to survive and fight youth out-migration in the future, says Greater Sudbury Mayor Dave Courtmanche.
Another subgroup was even more inclined to consider moving; 55 percent of respondents who'd moved or returned to Montana within the past ten years were considering out-migration.
 
 
 
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