The Pogroms in Eastern Europe, the rise of modern antisemitism, the Holocaust, and the rise of Arab nationalism all served to fuel the movements and migrations of huge segments of Jewry from land to land and continent to continent, until they arrived back in large numbers at their original historical homeland in Israel.
Dr. Lissauer noted that if the disks of material persisted longer, gravitational interactions between them and the new planets could contribute to the migrations of such huge bodies in closer to their stars, where they were found in the recent discoveries.
It was also a time of huge migration in the region.
Climate change is worsening; more and more people are convinced that if the world does not move away from fossil fuels, we will experience a lot of destruction of nature, vast droughts and eventually, a huge migration of people from drought-stricken areas toward more fertile lands, wreaking havoc on all aspects of life.
So, there's a huge migration of talent to the hedge fund world.
The years 1951 and 1971 witnessed huge migration of the people from rural to Madurai urban area.
Competition from efficient foreign agriculture is expected to hasten the already huge migration of people from the countryside into China's cities.
It's not that more people are gay, or that there's been a huge migration of gays from San Francisco and New York to the Farm Belt, demographers say.
What has made wildfires so destructive and so dangerous, forestry officials and those who study wilderness areas say, is the huge migration of people from metropolitan areas to wilderness areas in the last quarter of a century, particularly since 1975.
But he denied that the huge migration of retail sales online represented a threat to the high street, adding that John Lewis customers who shopped both online and in-store spent more with the retailer.
