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Under a worst-case situation, in which the conflict results in a massive exodus of civilians, the number of refugees could rise to 1.85 million, he said.

Many endure the loneliness that is a result of the massive exodus of the young to seek their fortunes elsewhere, as I have done.

Until that stance changes it is impossible to have meaningful impact on the domestic crisis and the massive exodus of Eritreans provoked by the dire human rights situation".

He went on, "If he ever even alludes to renegotiating the debt, we will have a downgrade of U.S. debt, and that event will cause a massive exodus of foreign investors from the U.S. Treasury market".

In 2009, they noted, the U.N. and other international agencies reported that more than 800,000 Syrians lost their entire livelihoods as a result of the great drought, which led to "a massive exodus of farmers, herders, and agriculturally dependent rural families from the Syrian countryside to the cities," fueling unrest.

Earlier this month, the Israeli minister for Jerusalem and diaspora affairs, Natan Sharansky, announced that contrary to official French estimates, anti-Semitic incidents in France had in fact doubled in 2003 and that if the French government didn't address the problem, it could expect a massive exodus of Jews to Israel.

Those grim expectations, along with daily hunger, continue to drive the massive exodus out of Venezuela.

Some half a million Afghans have fled their homes this year, many in a massive exodus to neighbouring Pakistan.

The ensuing years witnessed a massive exodus to America from central Europe.

"Otherwise, there will be... a massive exodus to the (mainland) United States".

'It is a massive exodus,' said Stephan Oberreit of the Medecins Sans Frontieres, who reported that two of his colleagues in the town had helped evacuate 65 wounded from the town hospital.