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This year's migrations south have already started, and, especially after the torching of Abyei, everyone is preparing for more trouble.

The mystery of where albatrosses go during their epic migrations has been solved by a study that will help the world's most threatened family of birds.

The direction of her travel was odd as well. Previous studies have suggested most long migrations went from east to west. #1363 went from west to east.

But migrations have limitations too.

I still had to specify all my validations and initial migrations.

One Bengali village has a tradition of long migrations: Many men leave for years or even decades, but always intend to return.

New routings of long-distance bird migrations, brought about by new man-made water impoundments, represent an important yet still untested risk of introduction of arboviruses into new areas.

But this model depends on a small team of developers or a slow pace of migrations.

As the population density is high for Africa, this causes migrations of hundreds of thousands of Burkinabe to Coted 'ivoire and Ghana, many for seasonal agricultural work.

It helps facilitate migrations to new versions, or working on remote projects on other server instances.

Before performing your migrations — and after each stage in an iterative upgrade — check to ensure that you have a stable state.

A developer would have to review the migrations to make sure they do what you intended, and deploy them, but writing migrations from hand is probably not something that you'd have to do anymore.

"During the disaster age about 2000 years ago, the earth was stricken by severe cold, terrible quakes 'and monstrous floods, which brewed wars and massive migrations. Numerous peoples from south China migrated southward to become part of Siamese, Malays, Philippines, Indonesians and Papuans."

Now, with climate change, another potential disaster looms: shifts in ocean currents that may confound eels during their migrations.