He writes: "In the current public conversation, this figure [the immigrant] has not only migrated from one country to another, he has migrated from reality to the collective imagination where he has been transformed into a terrible fiction".
The quantity of migrated DNA is the fraction of the DNA that has migrated from the head.
To some extent, farce has migrated from the theatre into situation comedies on television.
And the current enthusiasm for mixing prints has migrated from cotton or silk dresses to knitwear.
Sherpa has migrated from an internally developed library and wrapper script to an external community development project hosted on GitHub.
Phone traffic has migrated from easy-to-catch satellite traffic to hard-to-tap fiber-optic cable.
Naturally, the village breakfast spot has migrated from the Rockville, now closed, to the 25-seat pub at the hotel.
In France, too, the female vote has migrated from its concentration on the Gaullist right toward the center and left.
It's not breaking news that performance has migrated from the margins of contemporary art to the center.
Yes, Virginia, apocalyptic ideation has migrated from the realms of science fiction and horror into the fun house of shtick.
That disdain has evaporated a bit over recent years, as government money has migrated from physics to biology and medicine.
