| 1. | Such sentiments have moved Bleich to be less emphatic about emigration.
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| 2. | In Eastern Europe, years of antagonism led to widescale emigration.
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| 3. | Net emigration to Britain fell from 87, 000 to nil.
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| 4. | "There is always emigration, " he said.
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| 5. | Emigration statistics are dubious, since most departures probably go unrecorded.
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| 6. | Almost always, they ended with the great interruption of emigration.
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| 7. | Japanese emigration to the United States peaked between 1901 and 1910.
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| 8. | That event caused the first great emigration of Irish to America.
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| 9. | O'Donovan said emigration was not just a historic issue.
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| 10. | Clinton certified that such emigration was allowed in the past year.
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