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The emergence of such networks suggests that a better understanding could be
achieved through an even broader approach . This systems view incorporates
not just migrant networks and individual decision - making but also includes other
...
The emergence of such networks suggests that a better understanding could be
achieved through an even broader approach . This systems view incorporates
not just migrant networks and individual decision - making but also includes other
...
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The number of illegal immigrants around the world can never be known , but
estimates from a number of directions suggest a figure of at least 30 million . The
country with the largest number is the United States , though the actual number
has ...
The number of illegal immigrants around the world can never be known , but
estimates from a number of directions suggest a figure of at least 30 million . The
country with the largest number is the United States , though the actual number
has ...
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The British Crime Survey ( based on a survey of 10,000 households ) suggested
that the true figure for racial attacks was more like 330,000 per year , though a
Home Office statement in 1993 said that the figure for serious offences was ...
The British Crime Survey ( based on a survey of 10,000 households ) suggested
that the true figure for racial attacks was more like 330,000 per year , though a
Home Office statement in 1993 said that the figure for serious offences was ...
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