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A more reasonable explanation is a glitch – after all, migrating millions of followers and thousands of tweets is no small matter.

In this sense, Spotify is the answer to piracy: migrating millions of piracy-based music fans to a legitimate platform where their consumption of music can be monetized and the artists who dedicate their lives to creating music can finally get paid.

"In this sense, Spotify is the answer to piracy: migrating millions of piracy-based music fans to a legitimate platform where their consumption of music can be monetized and the artists who dedicate their lives to creating music can finally get paid," he writes.

The river basin was a focal point for migrating groups of people escaping the turmoil of western Sudanic wars dating from the 12th century.

"I migrated into 20th-century design as part of a larger midlife crisis that included a divorce and a change of profession," said Mr. Rubin, who in 2001 left the American International Group, where he had been a founder of a commodity and currency trading subsidiary, and enrolled in a doctoral program at the Columbia Graduate School of Architecture, Preservation and Planning.

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But instead of inhabiting some far-off realm of ancient myth, his ogres, ghouls and goblins migrated to 20th-century America: They stroll in Central Park, lurk along the highway and live down the block.

The waves of migrating Celtic peoples from the 8th to 6th century bc onward settled heavily in northern and central Spain, penetrated Portugal and Galicia, but left the indigenous Bronze Age Iberian people of the south and east intact.

Originally confined to the southeast of the country, the Oromo migrated in waves of invasions in the 16th century ce.

During the 19th Century migrating Cornish miners helped to spread the popularity of the traditional pasty in America and Australia.

Within the first decades of the 21st century, millions of women, men and children have migrated from their homes in countries of the Middle East, Africa and Asia to locations in Europe, Scandinavia, Australia and the Americas.