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Mr. Tsiang is part of a corporate exodus that has profound implications for this technology-dependent island.

Her family joined an exodus that has solidified San Francisco's dubious distinction of being the American metropolis with the fewest children per capita.

That fed an exodus that has swelled to at least 1,000 families, said Duraid Kashmulah, the governor of Nineveh province, which includes Mosul.

The rising death toll is fueling an exodus that has overwhelmed neighboring Turkey, Lebanon and Jordan with millions of Syrian refugees, who are increasingly streaming into Europe.

Nearly all will soon be packed off home, joining an exodus that has seen perhaps one in ten of Saudi Arabia's estimated 9m foreign workers leave the kingdom in little more than a year.The number awaiting deportation has swollen dramatically.

In the wake of Venezuela's latest upheaval, Bellorín, from Barlovento, an hour east of the capital, has scrapped plans to join the exodus that has robbed his oil-rich country of a tenth of its citizens.

Weeks of bombing and an exodus that had largely accounted for the pre-war population of 9,000 had given the besieging Kurdish-led forces a clear run at the holdouts in the ruins – or so they thought.

Jordan occupied the West Bank, which was much of the area assigned by the UN to the stillborn Palestinian state, and more than 600,000 Arab refugees fled their homes in an exodus that had begun even before May 1948.

Though it was too early to draw firm conclusions, the figures suggested that the decision by Mr. Krenz to throw open the gates of his country may have succeeded in slowing the exodus that had drained East Germany of almost 300,000 citizens so far this year.

"That's my most important goal". The building's rapid slide in value stems largely from an exodus of tenants that has left more than half of the building's 300,000 square feet empty.

"This is really not about me, but about the exodus of a community that has worked hard in New York, that loved New York and loved their work, and gave services to the city for 50 years," Sister Lucita said.