I was unceremoniously stuffed into scratchy tights for the high holiday exodus from Westchester to my grandparent's apartment in Brooklyn.
Think of the most noted mafias in Valley history: Fairchild Semiconductor started it all with a high-profile exodus of core talent that encouraged others to do the same.
They are struggling to save their rural community — in jeopardy because of high unemployment and an exodus of young people (since 1950, the county has lost 80 percent of its population).
"He's always been big, and from that Sunday morning that he was born, we always said, 'Oh, this boy's going to be an N.B.A. player.' " As a youngster, Howard latched onto his parents' vision, and his version of it did not include going to college -- well before Kevin Garnett started the modern-day exodus of high school players going to the N.B.A. in 1995.
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Unemployment climbed to a peak of 17.6% and would have gone higher but for an exodus of many young people.Fiscal progress has fallen short of the goals set three years ago.
In 1976, when New York was fighting to stem an exodus of high-paying jobs to the suburbs and beyond, the city created a program of property tax breaks aimed at retaining industrial companies and other employers.
Hallyday, famous for his close friendship with the former rightwing president Nicolas Sarkozy who he supported in 2007, for years symbolised the exodus of high-earners escaping the French tax system.
The tax has been met with anger in the City and Darling has been warned of a mass exodus of high-flying bankers to countries with a less punitive tax regime.
The Chancellor has been met with anger in the City since he announced the one-off tax in his pre-budget report last week and been warned of a mass exodus of high-flying bankers to countries with a less punitive tax regime.
