Her mother, Shyamala Gopalan Harris, emigrated from India in 1960; her father, Donald Harris, emigrated from Jamaica in 1961.
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Mr. Lau's mother, Rita Lau, emigrated to the United States from Taiwan, and his father, Sonny Lau emigrated from Hong Kong.
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AvD: My whole family emigrated to Toronto, Canada, in 1954.
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Julian emigrated from Venezuela and now lives in Pereira, Colombia.
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Apple cofounder Steve Jobs' father emigrated from Beirut in 1949.
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He escaped from Venezuela and emigrated to Florida in 2019.
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She successfully emigrated in 1987, and now lives in Berlin.
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In December 1941, the family emigrated to the United States.
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Many families in the area emigrated from Pakistan and Bangladesh.
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She emigrated to California from Iraq as a young girl.
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Her parents both emigrated from Uzlyany, a shtetl near Minsk.
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They emigrated to the United States and settled in Cleveland.
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Julián Castro talked about his grandmother who emigrated from Mexico.
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Her grandfather, Caspar Rom, emigrated from Slovenia in the 1890s.
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My mother emigrated from Jamaica in 21949 at age 210.
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His paternal grandparents had emigrated from Rimini, Italy, in 1909.
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We'd emigrated from Yugoslavia (now Serbia) when the wars began.
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My name is my father's father's, who emigrated from Norway.
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When Germans emigrated to Pennsylvania, the hedgehog became a groundhog.
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None of those twelve -- who are all American citizens or legal residents -- emigrated from or were born into a family that emigrated from a country that is the subject of the Trump administration's travel ban.
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Like Natasha, Yoon emigrated from Jamaica to Brooklyn with her family.
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One million succumbed to famine or disease, and another million emigrated.
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As a child, I didn't understand why my parents had emigrated.
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Salvadorans have always emigrated north in search of better paid jobs.
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"It tastes like home," said Tara, whose parents emigrated from Haiti.
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Asawa's parents were farmers, who emigrated to rural California from Japan.
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His father, Jack, was a roofer who had emigrated from Austria.
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"You speak good English," Ms. Aragi was told when she emigrated.
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Ms. Farhat's parents emigrated to Montreal from Lebanon in the 1990s.
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Samuel's mother, the former Hinda Fishman, had also emigrated from Poland.
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His parents eventually emigrated to Canada, while Hemon settled in Chicago.
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Friends said she had emigrated to New York as a teenager.
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Mr. Shusterman emigrated to the United States in 1975 from Ukraine.
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The family, including a brother, Helmut, emigrated to Seattle in 20073.
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Some Levys survived the war in hiding; others had already emigrated.
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His parents had emigrated from eastern Turkey in the early 1900s.
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In 1976, when she was 18, her parents emigrated to Montreal.
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In 1976, when she was 18, her parents emigrated to Montreal.
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His parents and his sister, Teresa Lopez, eventually emigrated to America.
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The family reunited in 1940 and emigrated to the United States.
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Althaibani came to America when her family emigrated from Yemen in 1985.
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Five million Zimbabweans have emigrated over the past two decades or so.
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Many specialist workers have emigrated and many lower-skilled workers are dissatisfied.
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Two years ago, the same number emigrated to Britain as came back.
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Roads have crumbled and many of the best-educated workers have emigrated.
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Yee's parents emigrated from Laos in the wake of the Vietnam War.
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Since the early 1990s nearly 5.5% of eastern Europe's population has emigrated.
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Sergey Brin's family emigrated from the Soviet Union when he was 6.
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His father, Meyer, was a paperhanger who had emigrated from eastern Poland.
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Only Omar was not born in the U.S. She emigrated from Somalia.
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They emigrated, they went to Rome and other cities to find work.
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Random Trivia: Raquel's family emigrated to Mexico from Poland just before WWII.
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Mr. Ullstein eventually emigrated to New York, where he died in 1943.
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In 1939, just before the outbreak of war, they emigrated to England.
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The French-born Vestrini emigrated to Venezuela at the age of nine.
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Her parents, Ignatius and Isadora Messina, had emigrated from Catania, on Sicily.
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Her father, Joseph, emigrated from Russia at 14 and became a dentist.
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His siblings then left for Israel, but later emigrated to New Jersey.
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Her father, Montague, was a doctor who had emigrated from Yorkshire, England.
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Mr. Abedi, whose parents had emigrated from Libya, died in the bombing.
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He had been gone just a week and had not officially emigrated.
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They met in England, then emigrated to the United States to marry.
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The mother, Sylvia, was a nurse who had emigrated from South Africa.
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But since then many have emigrated to New Zealand, Australia and North America.
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The suspects used cloned passports of foreign Jews who had emigrated to Israel.
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Index said about 5,000 Hungarians emigrated to Venezuela, mostly after World War Two.
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Grandpa Isidore emigrated from Poland to the U.S. in the early 1900's.
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About 1.1 million have emigrated since the fall of communism 28 years ago.
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I am struck now by how young my parents were when we emigrated.
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Muaddi emigrated from a Palestinian village to the United States in the 1960s.
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In 1988, when Enrico was thirteen, he emigrated from Wenzhou with his mother.
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Howie's great-grandfather emigrated from there to New York in the 19th century.
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When he was 6 years old, his family emigrated to the United States.
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Ms. Allouch's parents emigrated to the United States from Syria in the 1970s.
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Ms. Shah grew up in London, to parents who emigrated from Gujarat, India.
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He emigrated to the United States with his family when he was 3.
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He emigrated to the United States with his parents when he was 20153.
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Now their savings are trapped in the bank and their kids have emigrated.
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"Friedrich Trump emigrated from Germany to the USA in 1885," Paul told Bild.
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He emigrated to the United States at the age of 16 in 1885.
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His new father-in-law, Fima Shusterman, had emigrated from Ukraine in 1975.
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But many Californians who emigrated from Iran said they weren't mourning Mr. Suleimani.
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Before he emigrated in 1957, a relative suggested he should change his name.
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The family emigrated to Palestine in the early 1930s, before Nazi Germany's onslaught.
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She had emigrated some years before from Korçë, a city in southeastern Albania.
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Cecchini, 23, said his paternal great-grandparents had emigrated from Italy to California.
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It has been more than 30 years since Nelson Echeverry emigrated from Colombia.
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Around 3 million people have emigrated since 2015, according to the United Nations.
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At age 16, they emigrated to Israel where they both served in the army.
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Alex Acosta is the son of Cubans who emigrated as political exiles from Cuba.
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And by the way, yes, Colonel Vindman emigrated from Ukraine when he was 3.
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Almost 1m Lithuanians have emigrated since 1990, draining the country of talent and youth.
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Buenos Aires-born, he was raised by a Croatian father who emigrated to Argentina.
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The photo was taken in India, Dhaliwal said, before the family emigrated to Houston.
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Najam's family emigrated from Pakistan when she was 4, moving to a Detroit suburb.
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He emigrated to California from South Korea in 1982, The New York Times reports.
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Jandali, however, was born in Syria in 1931, and emigrated from Beirut in 1949.
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Trump's grandfather Friedrich was born in Germany and emigrated to the U.S. in 1885.
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Apparently, Olive emigrated to America from England in a wine crate of some kind.
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Abedi, 22, was reportedly born in the U.K. to parents who emigrated from Libya.
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One disagreed and emigrated, which is why I am here to write these words.
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He emigrated to Australia, then served with distinction as a stretcher-bearer at Gallipoli.
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Cho emigrated from Korea after college and became Kim's friend in the late '18s.
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He tells me he emigrated from Greece 50 years ago, almost to the day.
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Only the fourth, Ilhan Omar of Minnesota, was born elsewhere; she emigrated from Somalia.
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He emigrated to Havana with his parents, Max and Sonia, a few years later.
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Portugal: Nearly 500,000 people emigrated from Portugal during the height of its financial crisis.
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Some residents moved south, while others returned to the Caribbean islands they'd emigrated from.
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She and her parents, fleeing anti-Semitism, emigrated from the Soviet Union in 1987.
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They were all part of a close-knit family that had emigrated from Jamaica.
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David Cardenas, who had emigrated from Cuba, wanted to learn how to tend bar.
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He was released in 1978 and emigrated to the United States with his family.
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In 1993, Renata emigrated to US, making her first home in East Side Detroit.
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Alejandro, Ms. Cabello's father, emigrated later and earned money washing cars at the mall.
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Mr. Bassiouni emigrated to the United States in 1962 and became a naturalized citizen.
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Both couples emigrated to the United States in 1947 and settled near San Francisco.
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Last year, 12,000 millionaires emigrated — the largest millionaire exodus from any country by far.
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Like Dulce's grandparents, most older residents here emigrated from Mexico around 20 years ago.
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De Niro played Corleone as a young man who had just emigrated from Italy.
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In 2000, they emigrated to the United States and eventually settled in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn.
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Many doctors have emigrated to practice in the UK and US, the report notes.
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His father had emigrated from Finland and worked in factories before earning his doctorate.
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Sun's parents are medical researchers who emigrated from China to Calgary in the 1980s.
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He emigrated in 1991, to make a better living, but farming remained his love.
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They also must help protect families whose relatives may have recently emigrated, it said.
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Six years later, his family emigrated to New York, he has said in interviews.
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In 1922, Mr. Castro's maternal grandmother emigrated from Coahuila, Mexico, to Eagle Pass, Tex.
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Trained in engineering and architecture, John Roebling emigrated from Saxony to western Pennsylvania in 1831.
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Mary had emigrated from the Isle of Lewis in Scotland – a world away from Manhattan.
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He then left for Germany, and, after his wife died, emigrated to America in 1932.
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Sanchez, whose parents emigrated from Mexico, would be the first Latina elected to the chamber.
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Following the fall of the Soviet Union, a number of Polish highlanders emigrated to America.
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Talented young people emigrated in search of better opportunities abroad, and inequality has steadily risen.
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She emigrated from China 43 years ago on a visa that had long since expired.
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He was born on April 10, 1929, and emigrated to the United States in 1952.
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As many as 1.9 million Venezuelans have emigrated since 2015, according to the United Nations.
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Cruz's father, Rafael, was born in Cuba, emigrated and married an American from Delaware, Eleanor.
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Ted Cruz, whose father emigrated from Cuba, also disparaged the prospect of a presidential visit.
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Gonzalez emigrated legally from Colombia with a religious worker visa more than a decade ago.
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"Everything is different," said Park, whose family emigrated from South Korea when he was seven.
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Her family emigrated from China to the United States and founded an international shipping company.
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Around 70,000 Chinese millionaires have emigrated to Canada since 2008 under an immigrant investor scheme.
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Her parents emigrated from China to the United States and founded an international shipping company.
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Akonjee, a father of seven, emigrated to the United States from Bangladesh several years ago.
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He emigrated at 17 to New York from Korea, and is a trained sushi chef.
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Mr. Meneses emigrated from Colombia and most recently worked as a cabdriver, the police said.
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In 1989, the family emigrated from Moldova to Austria, where Kopatchinskaja studied violin and composition.
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Those who have emigrated to the U.S. enjoy uninterrupted water service seven days a week.
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Many Vietnamese who emigrated during the war identify closely with the Republican Party's anti-Communism.
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Both of my parents emigrated from Mexico, and I was born in the United States.
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His wife, who also emigrated from Eritrea, was a successful banker at Bank of America.
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Born in the Republic of Congo, Mr. Makabu emigrated to the United States in 2012.
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Life in Norway was not always so good, which is why my great-grandparents emigrated.
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Mr. Kim emigrated from South Korea with his family in 1977, when he was 9.
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She emigrated to Palestine, joined the paramilitary group Haganah and was wounded in an explosion.
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The family emigrated to what would become Israel before Tom Margittai moved to New York.
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Uzbekistan, where Mr. Saipov emigrated from in 22004, ranked fifth last year, with 23,22 recipients.
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The Civil War broke out after Prussian general August Willich emigrated to the United States.
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More than 235,250 Greeks have emigrated abroad since the country's financial crisis started in 2009.
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His parents emigrated from Russia and raised him in a low-income neighborhood in Brooklyn.
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Mr. Akhmetshin emigrated to the United States in 20133 to attend graduate school, he said.
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Her sister emigrated more than a decade ago, and Real tries to visit her regularly.
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His father died when he was young, and his mother emigrated with him to Canada.
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His father and his mother, Rosa, had both emigrated from the Marches region of central Italy.
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Isadore Schwartz emigrated to the US from Russia just a year after his birth in 1887.
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To my dismay, we did not entirely escape this venomous ideology when we emigrated to Britain.
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" Trump's grandfather Friedrich Trump emigrated from Germany illegally: "But Friedrich's departure ran afoul of German law.
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The family had emigrated to Britain during the rule of the late Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi.
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Oil workers are resigning in droves, some joining perhaps 2m Venezuelans who have emigrated since 2015.
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A Serbian-American who emigrated to New York City in 1884, Tesla held approximately 300 patents.
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In 1999, when I was 11, my family emigrated from Somalia because of civil war there.
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In 2016, Badiucao created a piece of performance art in Adelaide, Australia, where he had emigrated.
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Her parents emigrated from India to Uganda before fleeing Idi Amin's regime to the United States.
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If Trump's policies were in place, Khan said, his family would never have emigrated from Pakistan.
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A tenth of the population, 3m people, have emigrated, largely to neighbouring countries such as Colombia.
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The survey estimates that 815,000 Venezuelans have emigrated since 2012, most in the past two years.
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Traditionally, India's best and brightest tech talent have emigrated to the U.S. for lucrative job opportunities.
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The van Breda family had emigrated to Australia but returned to South Africa several years ago.
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As a student, Shirvani emigrated to the US when the revolution started in Iran in 1979.
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The popular governor, whose parents emigrated from India, is the youngest chief executive running a state.
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Cetin emigrated from Turkey and was a legal permanent resident of the United States, authorities said.
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Jakawong is originally from Burma, and her family emigrated from there when she was a child.
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Under increasing pressure from secular media and government, Gulen emigrated to the United States in 403.
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His father, Wade Sahadi, emigrated from Lebanon in the early 20th century to join the business.
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Vargas was 12 years old when his family emigrated from the Philippines to the United States.
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As a teenager in 1977 he had emigrated alone from Tehran to Massachusetts, fleeing religious persecution.
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More than 4 million Venezuelans have emigrated due to the inability to buy food and medicine.
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Through the century, hundreds of thousands of Greeks emigrated — mainly to America, Western Europe and Australia.
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He's from Trinidad, and has lived in NYC since he emigrated as a 13-year-old.
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Their family had emigrated from Somalia when they were young, but the girls never quite assimilated.
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His parents, who had emigrated from Haiti, taught him to rise above conflict with enviable grace.
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Two years later he emigrated to the United States, where he found radio work in Philadelphia.
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He emigrated as a child from Portugal, where his home had no running water or electricity.
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From 1880 to 1930, millions of people emigrated to Argentina from Europe, especially Spain and Italy.
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Even residents who have emigrated abroad return for the ceremonies and strut through the cobblestone streets.
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Michaela's parents emigrated from Venezuela to the United States in the 70s to pursue higher education.
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Officer Veve, who emigrated from Haiti, sustained severe head injuries and body trauma, the police said.
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The man was later identified as Salman Abedi, 22, a Briton whose family emigrated from Libya.
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When we emigrated, mongooses were one of those things that followed me from the home country.
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After the overthrow of Salvador Allende, in 1973, the Chilean director Raúl Ruiz emigrated to Paris.
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He was born outside of Washington, D.C., though his parents emigrated from India in the 1950s.
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Brin, who emigrated from Soviet Russia as a child, was an outspoken critic of Chinese censorship.
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The movie brought back memories of Mumbai from which she emigrated to the U.S. in 1976.
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She was raised in New York after having emigrated from Taiwan at the age of eight.
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His father was an author and professor, and in 1939 the family emigrated, settling in London.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the number of Turks who had emigrated in 2017.
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As my fellow CNN contributor, terrorism analyst Peter Bergen, has shown, of the 12 terrorists who have conducted deadly attacks since 9/11, killing 94 Americans, none emigrated from or were born into a family that emigrated from any of the countries on the original EO's list.
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Mr. Wichs emigrated from Czechoslovakia when he was a teenager, and attended Yeshiva of Flatbush in Brooklyn.
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Vargas emigrated with his family from the Philippines to the U.S. when he was 12 years old.
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In 2007, the family pulled up stakes and emigrated to Canada in pursuit of a better life.
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He emigrated from Spain about eight years ago to be with his wife Esther, an American citizen.
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Very little changes here, sighs a local who emigrated as a child and recently returned to Rome.
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A decade later Goldberg emigrated to the United States and opened four more schools in eight years.
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The family emigrated from Uzbekistan about a decade ago after winning a green card in a lottery.
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Panopoulous, who emigrated from Greece to Canada in 1954, ran several restaurants in Ontario with his siblings.
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That was not enough to support his wife and two children, so he emigrated to South Africa.
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It transpires that he is a British citizen through his father, who emigrated to Australia in 1951.
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A Miami Herald reporter whose parents emigrated from Cuba grilled Kaepernick last week for wearing the shirt.
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The two had stayed in touch after she emigrated to Nashville, Tennessee, more than 22017 years ago.
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"In 1989, we all emigrated to the West," Karolina Wigura, a sociologist based in Warsaw, told me.
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About 223,000 Greeks aged 25-39 emigrated in 63-13 to richer countries, central bank data shows.
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Palihapitiya grew up in Canada after his family emigrated from Sri Lanka, and was granted refugee status.
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That fall, after renouncing his U.S. citizenship, Hamdi was released without charge and emigrated to Saudi Arabia.
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Ethiopians who had emigrated abroad but returned to live in the capital Addis Ababa welcomed the reforms.
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He is later identified as Salih Khater, a 3023-year-old British citizen who emigrated from Sudan.
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A fluent Russian speaker, Epshteyn grew up in Moscow and emigrated to the United States in 1993.
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They were both born in Basel, Switzerland, where their parents emigrated after fleeing Kosovo for political reasons.
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Still, "nobody ever recorded where the family lived before they emigrated and why they came," he said.
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The family of Haris Seferovic, for example, emigrated from Bosnia and Herzegovina to Switzerland in the 1980s.
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Andrés, who emigrated to the US from Spain, said he had conversations with Trump around that time.
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Klaus attended the prestigious French Gymnasium before the family, which was Jewish, emigrated to London in 803.
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He is later identified as Salih Khater, a 29-year-old UK national who emigrated from Sudan.
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I learned of these events in college, long after my family had emigrated to the United States.
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Her family emigrated from Russia as Jewish refugees when she was 3, and settled in Northern California.
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It also gathers information from those who have emigrated but remain in touch with acquaintances in Chechnya.
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My parents had emigrated to New York, so my grandmother was charged with taking care of me.
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An earlier version of this article incorrectly stated that Mr. Yip's parents emigrated from China to Taiwan.
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In London, he became an accountant, but finding it boring he emigrated to South Africa in 1948.
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David Brooks Donald Trump's grandfather Friedrich emigrated to the United States when he was 16, in 1885.
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Alma Rosé did, but her father, Arnold Rosé, had emigrated to England and died there in 1946.
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His mother's two sisters had emigrated to the Bronx in the 2100s, and he'd memorized their address.
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Most live in California, though participants are scattered throughout the US. The vast majority emigrated from Mexico.
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Ahmed Gamaluddin Abdel-Ghany, 68, emigrated from Egypt with his wife and son in 1996, Stuff reported.
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His family emigrated from Taiwan when he was 20163, and his father abandoned the family soon after.
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Had Bessie's parents not emigrated from Germany, she would have been 39 when Hitler was elected German chancellor.
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MOSCOW – Antoine Griezmann&aposs father emigrated from Germany, and the France forward&aposs mother is of Portuguese descent.
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Adornetto emigrated from Sicily to the United States 60 years ago and soon discovered his passion for gardening.
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Raonic was born in what is now Montenegro before his family emigrated to Canada when he was 3.
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He emigrated to Canada after the Soviet Union invaded Hungary in November 1956 to suppress a popular revolt.
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Under threat from the KGB, Alexeyeva emigrated to the US in 1977 and later became a US citizen.
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His father-in-law also emigrated from the Soviet Union to begin a new life in the West.
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After the pogroms of the 1880s, many Russian Jews emigrated, but Zaryadye remained a quarter for cheap housing.
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Motive unclear Cetin emigrated from Turkey and is a legal permanent resident of the United States, authorities said.
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Gomez-Olida, who emigrated at age 15 from Honduras in 2003, knows Trump plans to dissolve deferred action.
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Leung's parents emigrated to Hong Kong from Wuhan, in Hubei province, when he was just a year old.
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His grandfather emigrated from Russia and supported the family by selling items from the back of his car.
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The trend was particularly noticeable among Jewish refugees who emigrated to New York, fleeing persecution in Tsarist Russia.
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The former Fifth Harmony member is a native Cuban, having emigrated to the U.S. when she was 7.
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Elizabeth Guzman emigrated from Peru as a single mom looking for a better future for her oldest daughter.
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Reiche was emigrated to Peru in 1932 to be a governess for children of the German consulate there.
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It turns out that the shortstop's grandfather had emigrated from Portugal to Panama to work on the canal.
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Maduro said on Monday night that no more than 600,000 Venezuelans had emigrated in the last two years.
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They studied men in Flanders, a part of Belgium to which French people emigrated in the late 1500s.
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The result was a devastating brain drain, in which droves of Russian scientists emigrated to greener scientific pastures.
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Another emigrated west, eventually reaching Europe in what appear to have been three major arrivals on the Continent.
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After World War II, Primavesi emigrated to Canada, where she founded and headed a convalescent home for children.
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Mr. Lieberman, 60, was born in Kishinev, now the capital of Moldova, and emigrated to Israel at 20.
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Parth Parikh, 27, grew up in Parsippany with his brother and parents, who emigrated from India in 1987.
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Davies was born to Liberian parents in a Ghanaian refugee camp and emigrated to Canada at age 5.
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Mr. Storm emigrated to Canada in 21968 after a friend told him that there were job opportunities there.
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Russia acknowledged much of Mr. Krongauz's work in 5083, a year before he emigrated to the United States.
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Her grandfather emigrated from Eastern Europe and never spoke about the old country or who he'd left behind.
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I'm a first-generation American and my parents emigrated to the United States from Iran in the 1970s.
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They said no, where my "people" are from (three of my four grandparents emigrated from Poland and Russia).
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A year after the fall of France, in the spring of 1941, Arendt emigrated to the United States.
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Nabila Farid, 21, who is studying for a master's degree in public policy, emigrated to Canada from Oman.
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He is a permanent resident whose family emigrated from a country led by a dictator 52 years ago.
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The doors that advanced education promised to open were a primary reason our parents emigrated to North America.
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And by 2015, more than a billion people had emigrated from their homes, searching for a better life.
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His father, Boris, was born in Belarus, emigrated to Cuba in 1923 and built textile factories in Havana.
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Born in Neuquén, Argentina, Beatriz emigrated with her parents when she was 2 years old to Webster, Tex.
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Related: Teen gunman kills 9 people in Munich attack Sonboly's parents emigrated from Iran before he was born.
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Her parents emigrated to the U.S. when she was an infant, leaving her in the care of her grandmother.
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Initially, the brand didn't bother Redder, a 243-year-old real estate agent who emigrated from Colombia to Florida.
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The company presented a fictionalized version of how one of its founders, Adolphus Busch, emigrated from Germany in 1857.
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Pakistani entrepreneur Adnan Durrani emigrated to the U.S. at age five and today is CEO of the Stamford, Conn.
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Khan asked me where my parents emigrated to, and reminded me of the same things my family always says.
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Helen Huynh, a U.S. citizen who emigrated from Vietnam in 1991, was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia in February.
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That's where the author of the children's series, P.L. Travers, was born, before she emigrated to England in 1924.
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The daughter of parents who had emigrated from Hong Kong, Chan tried as a kid just to fit in.
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His parents emigrated from the Middle East and he grew up as a Muslim, but was not particularly religious.
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The family emigrated to Western Australia, but in adulthood Céleste found her way back to Paris as a translator.
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Oberlander emigrated to Canada in 1954 and became a citizen in 1960 but did not reveal his wartime record.
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The party and government have ejected thousands of so-called "naked officials", whose spouses and children have emigrated abroad.
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Jean emigrated to the United States from Haiti at the age of 9 but has maintained his Haitian citizenship.
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Grandpa Bernard was the rugby-playing, Cambridge-educated son of a prosperous London stockbroker who had emigrated from Germany.
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In 210, when he was eight years old, Felix Sater and his family emigrated from Moscow to Brighton Beach.
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Melgen grew up in the Dominican Republic and emigrated to the United States in 1978, according to court documents.
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After a year of this, Ed and his wife sold their equipment at a loss and emigrated to England.
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Honecker emigrated to Chile while her husband was returned to Berlin to face charges in the deaths of defectors.
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Another non sequitur is his professed interest in Ukraine due to the fact that his family emigrated from Ukraine.
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He then attended proper art schools, was excited by a show of American Abstract Expressionism, and emigrated in 1958.
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According to the data, just under 2850,300 retirees emigrated from the city, the second most in SmartAsset's Top 10.
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Their father, a retired butcher, is a devout Muslim who emigrated from Morocco; their mother is conservative and reclusive.
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The Shtayners' connection to Cohen The Shtayners emigrated to New York City from Ukraine at least four decades ago.
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The woman's father is a former guitarist who survived imprisonment under the regime and emigrated to the United States.
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Leaving behind their material possessions, the family emigrated to England in 1969, settling in Enfield, a northern London suburb.
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D. pin, told me, in a strong Russian accent, that he had emigrated from Moscow in the early 1990s.
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When he was 2, his family emigrated to South Africa, a more welcoming environment for Jews at the time.
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His father, a jeweler, and his mother, a marketing manager, emigrated from Iran before the Islamic revolution of 1979.
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At least 3 million Zimbabweans emigrated in search of a better life, most of them to neighbouring South Africa.
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Ms. Khan was born in London to Pakistani parents who emigrated to the United States when she was 222.
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He is, however, Hispanic, having grown up in the Dominican Republic and emigrated to the United States in 1978.
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Shaqiri was born in what is now Kosovo to Kosovar-Albanian parents but emigrated to Switzerland as a boy.
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He could have moved back to the mainland, emigrated to the West or, for all I knew, passed away.
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He was born in Ukraine in 1976, and his parents, Alla and Alexander, emigrated to Chicago three years later.
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Her grandfather emigrated from Poland shortly before World War I, joined the Army and returned to Europe to fight.
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Even though many Jews have emigrated to Israel and the West, we remain a vibrant community of approximately 300,000.
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She emigrated from Jamaica, lives in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, and has been an aide for more than 210 years.
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He was a beloved worker at the market who had emigrated to New Jersey with his family from Ecuador.
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Kutcher was raised Christian, while Kunis was raised Jewish — and emigrated from Russia when she was just a kid.
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He emigrated to Taiwan in 1949, leaving his wife and two sons behind, and continued to cater official functions.
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An important bellwether is Hong Kong, the former British colony from which my parents emigrated to the United States.
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Half of Ireland's population emigrated in the face of famine, while Germans were fleeing both economic and political turmoil.
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Along with their mother, they made their way to Fairfax, Virginia, where some older siblings had emigrated years prior.
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Born in Amstelveen, Holland in 250, van Dalen emigrated to the US and settled in the East Village in 250.
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Ms. Binder, 46, was born in Brasov, Romania, but emigrated with her family to West Germany when she was 9.
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Ahmad Rahami, a 28-year-old naturalized U.S. citizen, emigrated from Afghanistan with his family at the age of 7.
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Scotland adopted Presbyterianism as its national creed after the Reformation, but many Irish Catholics later emigrated to Glasgow's East End.
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Pinto, who contracted polio when he was one, emigrated from Morocco in 1961 and was orphaned at an early age.
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At 17, he first emigrated to "see what it takes to live," he told Neil DeGrasse Tyson on StarTalk Radio.
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The path to success was arduous, but unlike the European nation from which my grandparents emigrated, there was a path.
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Vindman emigrated to the U.S. from Ukraine when he was a child with his family, per the New York Times.
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Even that, said Lyuba Kimatova, an observant Jew whose son and older daughter emigrated to Israel, is a big exaggeration.
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He hopes to start a business with Ahmad Khadra, an old friend from Syria who emigrated to Canada in 1995.
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Like Sanders' father, many Jews who emigrated from Europe in the 20th century were steeped in both Judaism and socialism.
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Equipment ranging from surgical gloves to incubators is scarce, and many underpaid doctors have left the public sector or emigrated.
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Many Hong Kong residents emigrated to Canada and took up citizenship both before and after the city's return to China.
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Fung is a grassroots Hong Konger, a 28-year-old debate teacher whose family emigrated from Mainland China years ago.
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Since accession in 73, about 2m Poles have emigrated to other EU countries, including many of the more cosmopolitan citizens.
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The Eritrean flag is draped on the roof, repping for Nip's heritage -- his father emigrated from the east African nation.
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Anderson made the new database expandable and flexible and finally emigrated the project into etree by the end of 21991.
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The family emigrated to the United States and settled in a basement apartment in the East Flatbush section of Brooklyn.
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Trump also referred to the judge as "Mexican," although he was born in Indiana to parents who emigrated from Mexico.
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Experts say the labor situation is discouraging hundreds of thousands of Portuguese who emigrated during the crisis from returning home.
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To try to lift his family from poverty, the brothers' father, Yasef Czyz, emigrated to Chicago in the early 21997s.
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My father emigrated from Taiwan in the 1960s with only $17 to his name and the clothes on his back.
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He enjoyed playing basketball and soccer with neighbors who had also emigrated from Eastern Europe, a friend told the newspaper.
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Aged just 16 and speaking no English, he emigrated to San Francisco after encouragement from McDonald's Japan founder, Den Fujita.
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The researchers pulled data about these people for 40 years or until someone had either died or emigrated from Sweden.
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He grew up in Queens, in an Italian family that emigrated to New York in 1914 and opened a bakery.
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His father, Frank, was a barber and restaurateur who had emigrated from Panama and studied his African heritage with pride.
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After his father died when he was young, the family emigrated to Dallas, where his mother raised her three sons.
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After Lord emigrated from England in 1825, $1,000 from a Taylor relative financed a store he opened near the Bowery.
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Dr. Mahmoud emigrated to the United States in 1973 as a postdoctoral fellow at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland.
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He emigrated to the United States in 1950 to enroll in the School of American Ballet, where Cunningham was teaching.
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Tolu Olowoyo, 16, said he became friends with Oluwadurotimi when the Oyebola family emigrated from Nigeria about five years ago.
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Fornés, who died in 2018, was born in 1930 in Havana and emigrated to the United States at age 12.
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The ranking, however, took Chinese people by surprise, as few were aware Zhang had emigrated, South China Morning Post reported.
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My parents emigrated to America in the '70s with very little but their medical degrees, and are both comfortably retired.
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"We see ourselves in them," said Solmaz Sharif, an Iranian journalist who emigrated to the United States a decade ago.
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The two men are U.S. citizens who were born in the Soviet Union and later emigrated to the United States.
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Fawundu works with the childhood stories she heard from her parents, who emigrated from Sierra Leone before she was born.
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He was born on July 359, 235, in Troy, N.Y., a few years after his parents had emigrated from Scotland.
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Hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans have emigrated by bus across South America in one of the region's worst migration crises.
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When I emigrated from Australia to the United States in 2003, it was out of disgust with our refugee policies.
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For example, none of the original 93/11 terrorists came from countries that are covered by any of the administration's travel bans; and of the 13 extremists responsible for the fatal attacks since 9/11, none emigrated from or were born into families that emigrated from a country on the administration's original travel ban.
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In the last 15 years, an estimated 3 million have emigrated to neighboring South Africa in search of a better life.
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Born in what was then still Leningrad, he emigrated to America as a boy, and his observations have an outsider's acuity.
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Her mother did not emigrate to New York from Puerto Rico any more than I emigrated to New York from Iowa.
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Around 3 million Zimbabweans have emigrated from their home country to South Africa in search of work following Zimbabwe's economic collapse.
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The members all have something in common: They emigrated from China, and their Chinese-American daughters are a mystery to them.
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When he emigrated to Southern California in the early '2300s, he found his niche: he started a foreign car repair shop.
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This year a quarter of the population were short of food; perhaps 3m-5m out of 17m have emigrated in despair.
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When the war ended, she emigrated to then Palestine where she was trained to be a sniper for the Israeli Army.
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Kristal eventually remarried and emigrated in 1950 to Israeli city of Haifa in Israel with his second wife and their son.
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Shunned and exiled by his immediate family for continually reprehensible behavior, Natia's father emigrated from Samoa to the U.S. at 21.
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The Baltimore Sun reported that a pre-teen Lee emigrated from South Korea to Baltimore, Maryland with her mother and brother.
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He had emigrated to the UAE in 2006 and worked in insurance marketing, but was called back home for military service.
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According to The Washington Post, Friedrich was born in the German town of Kallstadt and emigrated to the U.S. in 1885.
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Omar was born in Somalia and emigrated as a child, with her family securing asylum after arriving in the United States.
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A generation of children was left behind to be cared for by relatives in the absence of their parents who emigrated.
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" Rasaq Kunrunmi-Abiola, who emigrated from Nigeria eight months ago, plans to focus on rabbits, which he called "my major strength.
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Russian by birth, Alekhine emigrated to France; when France fell to Hitler, he became an agent of the Nazi propaganda machine.
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Bishara's grandson, Stephen Douhne, said his grandmother, who emigrated to the United States from Syria decades ago, speaks very little English.
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Her parents, Carl Cliff and the former Lilla Brennan, emigrated to New York soon after her birth, leaving her with relatives.
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My father was a plumber who practiced his trade in the South Bronx after he and my mother emigrated from Poland.
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Two senators resigned in July, having discovered that they were still citizens of countries from which they had emigrated as infants.
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After the Communist putsch of 1948, he emigrated to America and lived in Pennsylvania, where he worked as a city planner.
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Mr. Abdeslam, who was born in Brussels to parents who had emigrated from Morocco, fled to Belgium immediately after the attacks.
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Francis' parents emigrated from Jamaica to the United States in the early 70s, and eventually settled in Virginia to raise children.
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Born to Sikh parents who emigrated to South Carolina from India, she is no stranger to U.S. racial and ethnic tensions.
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Her father, who worked in a restaurant, had emigrated from China; her mother had come to the United States from Taiwan.
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He also gave her a letter to deliver, if she survived, to his sister, who had emigrated to the United States.
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Pushed by a lack of work and strict control of behavior and dissent, millions of Uzbeks have emigrated in recent years.
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Local opposition activists estimate up to a third of the residents have emigrated from the island in the past two years.
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Alter was born in the Bronx and grew up in Albany, to working-class parents who emigrated from Lithuania and Romania.
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Most of Kwok's family — she is the youngest of seven — emigrated to the United States when she was 5 years old.
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In 212, the largest exoduses came out of Turkey (where a stunning 21994 percent of the millionaire population emigrated) and Venezuela.
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His family emigrated when he was nine ("It wasn't a safe place at that point"), settling in the suburbs of Toronto.
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Born in Poland, Hammerman was an unschooled painter of cityscapes and scenes of Jewish life who emigrated from Vienna in 1937.
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His family emigrated from China when he was 4, and he attended Stanford University on a full scholarship, based on need.
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His father, Herschel, who emigrated from Moscow to Brooklyn in 1908, literally picked rags up on the street and resold them.
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The Cortorreal family emigrated from the Dominican Republic when Juan and Antonio, the youngest of five siblings, were 7 years old.
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Born in Belarus before moving to Ukraine, he emigrated to the United States in his 22018s and later became a citizen.
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He was the youngest of four children of parents who were direct descendants of families that had emigrated on the Mayflower.
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Fayrouz, nicknamed Rose, emigrated to the United States after marrying an American journalist, and is now a Ph.D. student in Egyptology.
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It was a heady experience for the writer, whose family emigrated from Hong Kong to New York when she was little.
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Ken Brown, 24, runs the club, which was founded in 210 for Irish workers who emigrated to work at Ford Dagenham.
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That code alone should not have been enough for Mr. Politi, who had emigrated from Italy, to practice medicine in Romania.
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Palij emigrated to the U.S. following the war in 1949, concealing his wartime record, and became a naturalized citizen in 1957.
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According to The New York Times, David Jones, who identified himself as Borel's stepfather, said Borel emigrated from Trinidad nine years ago.
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Along with her family, she emigrated to the United States from India as a child, becoming a naturalized citizen 17 years ago.
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In the 1920s, after the Russian Revolution, anti-Bolshevik Russians who had emigrated to the United States began vacationing in Sea Cliff.
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When I emigrated to America after high school, I maintained both my hope and my expectation that I'd be a young father.
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Vindman, who emigrated with his parents from then-Soviet controlled Ukraine when he was 3, has served in the Army since 1999.
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His father, Maurice, was thrown in a Soviet gulag and, after he was released, emigrated to Canada, where he became a surgeon.
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Ms Ramos, whose own family emigrated from the Philippines to Wisconsin when she was six, tells her story through four main characters.
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She emigrated from Nigeria with her family at the age of 5, when her parents won the US visa lottery in 2004.
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Tesla was born a Serb in 1856 in what is now Croatia, but emigrated to America; both Serbs and Croats claim him.
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Khosrowshahi was born in Iran in 1969, but he emigrated to the U.S. as a child in 20173 following the Iranian Revolution.
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Countries from which more than 50,000 people have emigrated to the U.S. in the last five years are taken off the list.
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"I went to a chapter meeting and just loved what they were doing," says Taglic, now 21, whose family emigrated from Croatia.
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He's facing a challenge from Democrat Debbie Mucarsel-Powell, a former Florida International University official who emigrated from Ecuador as a teenager.
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Some who emigrated sent money home, which helped, but they were gone, so they didn't have much ability to improve the place.
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In 1639, Percival Lowle emigrated from England to Massachusetts, giving rise to a dynasty of influential Americans, especially poets, including Robert Lowell.
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"The context is that in 2015 I emigrated to the US and my cats live with my parents now," Hatwell told Mashable.
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He first emigrated to "see what it takes to live," he tells Neil DeGrasse Tyson on his StarTalk radio show in 2015.
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His father, who emigrated from Portugal, started a dairy farm a few years before Valadao was born, according to the congressman's website.
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Husband and wife Jin Sook and Do Won "Don" Chang emigrated from South Korea to America with ambitions to start a business.
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Shusterman, who emigrated from Ukraine, pleaded guilty in 1993 to a financial crime relating to the taxi business, according to court records.
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Hamilton started working at age 12, emigrated to the colonies as a teenager and rose to prominence in 1777 serving under Gen.
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Gabor and her family emigrated to the US from Hungary just before the Nazi invasion in 1936, and she married nine times.
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In the ten months following the attacks, an additional 115,000 Jews emigrated from Germany, often leaving their homes and loved ones behind.
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Less often mentioned is the fact that Dad actually emigrated from Cuba to Texas to Canada, where little Rafael/Ted was born.
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In 1973, when he was 16, Mr. Ranadivé emigrated from India and arrived in the United States with $50 in his pocket.
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Though there are three million corn farmers in Mexico, many have stopped planting heirloom corn or have emigrated because of low prices.
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They have emigrated because of fear of political persecution, distrust of the judiciary, mismanagement of the economy and a deteriorating business climate.
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The family emigrated from Vietnam in 1975, and while her parents speak and read English, they lack the fluency of native speakers.
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Archie was a prime example of white audacity, a posture embraced by my stepfather, who emigrated from Hong Kong knowing little English.
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For Muhammad Rameez, 18, a lanky high school senior, swimming was a new experience when he emigrated two years ago from Pakistan.
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"Going to graduate school in Europe also appeals to me," said Ms. Muñoz, whose family emigrated from Bolivia to the United States.
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He had emigrated from Germany at age 12 and worked as a saddler, work that he continued to do as a soldier.
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Ms. Hernandez, who emigrated from Mexico a year ago, speaks almost no English and spends her days trying to relax and pray.
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Jose Der emigrated from Cuba nearly 60 years ago and set up Der Dau, his custom boot-making business, in New York.
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"You know what the conditions on the road are, and this life," said Mr. Kralkin, who emigrated from Belarus eight years ago.
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Officer Veve emigrated from Haiti when he was a child, and East Flatbush has long been a center of West Indian culture.
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Some drew on her Jewish heritage; all four of her grandparents were Jewish and had emigrated from Ukraine, settling in northern England.
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Leanfore said as she looked at the photo, recalling the first in a long line of her relatives who emigrated to Australia.
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Salman grew up in Rodeo, California, after her parents emigrated from the West Bank in 1985, according to The New York Times.
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Perales convinced Golden Corral to grant him the rights to open five franchises in the Dallas area, where he emigrated in 1997.
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Patel was raised in a small town in Cambridgeshire, where his parents, Indian Hindus who emigrated from Africa, ran a newspaper shop.
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Republicans questioned the officer's loyalty to the US because he speaks Ukrainian and emigrated from that country to America with his father.
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In the health sector, doctors have emigrated in droves and patients have to settle for second-rate treatment or none at all.
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Mr. Edwards was heir to a corporate empire built after his ancestor George Edwards had emigrated to Chile from London in 21991.
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Preminger, an Austrian-Jewish luminary of Vienna theatre who emigrated to the United States in 1935, had hypersensitive antennae for societal breakdowns.
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He emigrated with his family to Toronto, Canada, in his teenage years and as a result, spoke fluent English, French and Italian.
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The work has a special resonance for Nakagawa, as his family is from Hiroshima prefecture and emigrated to the US in 1957.
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The company, founded by a Russian entrepreneur who emigrated, refused to hand over to the government encryption keys, despite a court order.
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He never apologized for having said that the judge in the case couldn't preside over it objectively because his parents emigrated from Mexico.
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Age: 37 Romo, whose grandfather emigrated to the U.S. from Mexico as a teenager, played quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys from 2004-16.
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Three million Venezuelans have emigrated - or around one-tenth of the population - mostly in the past three years, according to the United Nations.
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Vindman, who emigrated at 3 with his parents from Ukraine, then part of the Soviet Union, has served in the Army since 1999.
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Some conservatives, including the Fox News host Laura Ingraham, cast aspersions on Colonel Vindman's loyalties because he emigrated from Ukraine as young child.
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A construction worker, he and his wife had already emigrated to Trinidad and had helped other relatives make the journey in recent years.
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Both sides emigrated from China and worked in the restaurant business to give the next generation the best chance at the American dream.
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Her parents, Jong Jin Kim and Boran Yun Kim, first met in Switzerland and later emigrated from South Korea to the United States.
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To correct the overly rosy situation this suggests, Fortepan encourages donations from all Hungarians, including those who emigrated or were forced to flee.
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The American-born politician is a dual citizen of the United States and New Zealand, having emigrated to the Pacific nation in 2006.
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His mother, a Tunisian, emigrated to Austria 30 years ago, where she met his father, an engineer, in a skiing village outside Innsbruck.
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On Friday, the pope spoke of the need to help "so many people who have emigrated here from places of war and hunger".
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Both emigrated to New Zealand young (Cader from Zimbabwe when he was eight, Zee from Iraq when he was two) and felt alienated.
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And Herjavec, who emigrated from former Yugoslavia to North America with just $20 in his pocket, says that every professional should read it.
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Of the 161 young adults currently in treatment, about 25 percent are from families who emigrated from the former Soviet Union, she said.
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Muslims have been in Myanmar since the 15th century, but during British rule, the population tripled, after Muslims emigrated from Bengal to work.
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Baquer Namazi was a governor under Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, who was overthrown in 1979, and emigrated to the United States in 1983.
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She emigrated to the United States in 1952 with her husband, the noted architect César Pelli, whom she had met at the university.
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She emigrated from Hungary to Canada alone — she was a refugee from Hungary during the Soviet reign and came to Canada with nothing.
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U.S. Census Bureau data says 1,20183 seniors came to Peoria, located in the northern part of the Phoenix metro area, and 338 emigrated.
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A few years later, the leader quit and emigrated to Washington, D.C., where he now owns a small business in a Salvadoran neighborhood.
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Born in a fishing village in Malaysian Borneo, he emigrated first to Australia, then to New Zealand as a student with his sister.
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The other three people killed included a Thai tourist, an Afghan who had emigrated to France and a Frenchman who had recently retired.
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Thorpe's parents emigrated from Ireland in 1965, when Thorpe was a year old, and she has written about young Mexican immigrants in America.
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First Class Zachary Baumel, a 203-year-old tank driver who was born in Brooklyn, emigrated to Israel with his family in 1970.
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Lens In "Going Back Home," the British-Pakistani photographer Mahtab Hussain explores the life he could have had if his parents never emigrated.
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His mother remained behind when Erich emigrated to what was then Palestine and, like his grandmother, was murdered in a German concentration camp.
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My mom's side of the family emigrated from Cuba to the United States in the 1960s even though Castro was making it difficult.
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"It's part of the Chinese-American tradition," said Mr. Yip, whose parents emigrated from China to Hong Kong and then the United States.
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Gene BoccialettiNew York To the Editor: Both of my paternal grandparents were born in Ireland and emigrated to the United States around 1900.
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"I believe the Chinese government will be able to keep it under control," said Mr. Liu, who emigrated from Fujian province in 1992.
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His mother emigrated to the United States when he was 4, leaving him in the care of his grandmother and two older brothers.
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He had emigrated to Montreal from the Ivory Coast when he was 9, and said he respected Mr. Trudeau's open approach to immigration.
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Now, Ms. Zhou lives in Clarksville, Md., with her husband, a software engineer who also emigrated from China, and their son and daughter.
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Hundreds of thousands of workers from the delta and other regions have emigrated to Japan, Malaysia, South Korean and Taiwan in recent years.
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The other victim discovered in the store was named as Miguel Rodriguez, 49, who emigrated to the U.S. from Ecuador three years ago.
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He emigrated from Israel to the US as a teenager and has coached the Harvard team to unprecedented success, according to Harvard's website.
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Mr. Garcia was known for building political coalitions between groups, including Hispanics and blacks, and among Hispanics who had emigrated from different countries.
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A sister of Olena's grandfather, my mother Eva Stricharchuk ((maiden name, Ziatyk), had emigrated as a child to the United States in 240.
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She's talking about her father — who emigrated from Nicaragua before meeting her mother, who was born in the Phillipines and raised in Germany.
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Sebastian Velasquez was born in 1991 in Colombia, and emigrated to the United States with his mother when he was 3 years old.
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Gus Bazas emigrated from Nafpaktos, Greece, and he got his start in 1966 by selling flowers from a cart on Central Park West.
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