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There appear to be several reasons for the exodus, which has been noted by other firms that give advice on relocation.

Their return is attributed to a combination of improving security, especially in Baghdad, Iraqi official encouragement, and the unwillingness of Syria to continue to pick up the tab for an exodus which has put a huge strain on its resources.

Dozens of Republicans are rushing for the exits on Capitol Hill in an exodus which has dramatically raised Democratic hopes of shifting the balance of power in Washington DC.

Phillips could add to an exodus which has already seen James Hook, Gavin Henson, Lee Byrne and Craig Mitchell leave or about to leave the region.

(The biblical plagues befell the Egyptians at the time of Moses and the Exodus, which has been dated sometime between 1570 to 1290 B.C.E).

Then came resistance to blacks and the exodus, which had brought about 40,000 blacks to the West stopped.

The exodus, which had taken place in fear of an impending major military assault, is being reversed with an extraordinary display of defiance; a steady stream of people are heading back to their towns and villages, some within 24 hours of departing from them.

Even Exodus, which had been content to avoid the network business, now says it may acquire a midsize firm.

Historical eschatologies are found in the faith of Israel and Judaism, which is grounded in the Exodus and which has focused increasingly on the expected revelation of the glory of God in all lands.

The groups, many of which are faith-based nonprofits, include the Exodus Road, which has worked with retired Chicago White Sox player Adam LaRoche, above. .

"We are getting a big exodus from Park Slope, which has prices comparable to Manhattan, and also from Windsor Terrace," Ms. Melman said.