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In another, "Exodus," about the refugees who have fled Colombia's civil conflict, they say, "as the war advances, there's only a ticket out".

Dorff noted that Psalm 139 has never been part of rabbinical discussion of abortion; Jewish tradition instead revolves around a legal passage in Exodus about a miscarriage.

But one parallel that's been mostly overlooked is the remarkable similarities between current events and the story in the Book of Exodus about the confrontation between Israel and ancient Egypt.

The war ended with a Georgian retreat and the exodus of about 200,000 ethnic Georgians, whose homes and property were confiscated.

James Parrott, chief economist at the Fiscal Policy Institute, a group that studies New York's tax and social policies, argues that that analysis ignores a confluence of events that included the suburban exodus brought about in large part by government subsidization of highways, like the Saw Mill River Parkway that Don once drove to his former home in Westchester County.

"Exodus" cost about $140 million to make.

To be sure, Public Editor Margaret Sullivan -- whom I am hoping will develop more of a critical edge -- recognized the importance of those who departed, but did not speculate about the reasons for the exodus or about its effect on morale and effectiveness.

Since an actual generation was nearer 25 years, the most probable date for the Exodus is about 1290 bce.

Cuba allows mass exodus of about 125,000 citizens to the United States, many leaving from the Mariel port west of Havana.

The department has suffered an exodus of about 3,000 officers, through attrition and retirement, in the last 18 months.

The peace agreement prompted an exodus of about one million French settlers who saw themselves forced to choose, as President Nicolas Sarkozy recently recalled, "between the suitcase and the coffin".