Most died from displacement, hunger and sickness.
His stomach, reluctant to depart from the subjects it persists in churning over, aches from displacement as well as from lamb.
The EJF claimed 500 million to 600 million people – nearly 10% of the world's population – are at risk from displacement by climate change.
It may also result from displacement of the heart to the left of mid-chest or from excessive pulling downward by the diaphragm.
Adult Aborigines, still reeling from displacement and facing the threat of cultural annihilation, used the paint to make a lasting record of designs and images that had previously been used only in clan ceremonies.
Welcome to Everytown by Julian Baggini 256pp, Granta, £14.99 Identity is questioned when it is threatened; for immigrants the threat arises from displacement from their mother country to a new home where they are compelled to ask who they truly are.
Since our campaign in 2012 and massive programme investments with our partners, we had seen over a 90% reduction in LRA killings, a 70% decline in their overall fighting force, four out of the top five LRA commanders off the battlefield and hundreds of thousands of people returned home from displacement.
We used only those events whose magnitude was determined from displacement amplitudes in this analysis.
Fig. 16 The dominant frequency signals extracted from displacement of top of the towers.
The nodes on the symmetry surfaces were prevented from displacement in X and Y directions, respectively.
A post-processing technique was developed to determine thrust values from displacement data.
