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10 The Federal Republic of Germany at this point was busy settling people from
the East and was receiving a steady flow of people from the German Democratic
Republic - up to 200,000 annually . " There were also many people arriving from
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10 The Federal Republic of Germany at this point was busy settling people from
the East and was receiving a steady flow of people from the German Democratic
Republic - up to 200,000 annually . " There were also many people arriving from
...
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... distribution in former Soviet Union 214 , 215 German Democratic Republic ,
emigration to Federal Republic of Germany 17 , 145 Germans 16 in Brazil 226 in
Canada 18 in the Netherlands 203 in South Africa 18 in Switzerland 199 , 200 in
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... distribution in former Soviet Union 214 , 215 German Democratic Republic ,
emigration to Federal Republic of Germany 17 , 145 Germans 16 in Brazil 226 in
Canada 18 in the Netherlands 203 in South Africa 18 in Switzerland 199 , 200 in
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daily commuting to United Republic of Tanzania 231 employment in foreign -
based multinationals 160 immigration 232 , 235 khafeels ( immigrants ' sponsors
in Gulf States ) 244 King , Rev. Martin Luther Jr. , desire for greater integration 73
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daily commuting to United Republic of Tanzania 231 employment in foreign -
based multinationals 160 immigration 232 , 235 khafeels ( immigrants ' sponsors
in Gulf States ) 244 King , Rev. Martin Luther Jr. , desire for greater integration 73
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