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U.S. Deportation Policy, Family Separation, and Circular Migration
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Since the mid-1990s the United States has enacted a series of laws that make it easier to deport noncitizens. Drawing on findings from interviews with a random sample of 300 Salvadoran deportees, we examine how family relations, ties, remittance behavior, and settlement experiences are disrupted by deportation, and how these ties influence future migration intentions. We find that a significant number of deportees were long-term settlers in the United States. Many had established work histories and had formed families of their own. These strong social ties in turn influence the likelihood of ...
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Roisin's spiritual home ; This manse in Dromore created by Natural History Museum designer Alfred Waterhouse is home to spiritual healer Roisin Campbell. Helen Carson reports
Newspaper article from: Belfast Telegraph
; While most of us are seduced by luxurious kitchens and indulgent bathrooms, large back gardens or a desirable postcode, when it comes to buying a house Roisin Campbell relies on something rather different. The spiritual healer who works with angels in a bid to help people overcome ailments or
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Keith Waterhouse
Newspaper article from: The Irish Times
; ...Liverpool!" Within months, Waterhouse came to the attention of Hugh...ricochetting about the world. Waterhouse would always stay with newspapers...Kind of Loving(1962) and Alfred Hitchcock's Torn Curtain...It was in such company that Waterhouse and Jeffrey Bernard first...
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BEA Elects Former Price Waterhouse Regional Managing Partner and Kaiser Foundation President and COO to Board of Directors; Dale Crandall Brings Over Four Decades of Experience to BEA Board.
PR Newswire
; ...years of experience with Price Waterhouse. "Dale Crandall is a powerful...experience among the group," said Alfred Chuang, founder, chairman...32-year career at Price Waterhouse where his latest assignment...partner. During his Price Waterhouse career, he oversaw services...
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Get thee to a nunnery . .for a quarter of a million; Victorian mansion is to be turned into luxury apartments.(News)
Newspaper article from: Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
; ...by Liverpool-born architect Alfred Waterhouse in the mid-1860s, the mansion...and its own separate garden. Alfred Waterhouse, who was a Quaker, was one...Victorian urban landscape ARCHITECT Alfred Waterhouse was renowned for his ability...
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The redbrick universities crumble away
Newspaper article from: The Independent - London
; ...the eminent Victorian architect Alfred Waterhouse, need millions of pounds spent...its Great Hall, designed by Waterhouse in 1877, it had to spend pounds...chip terrazzo floor. Although Waterhouse, the leading designer of English...
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Peter Elson; Premier role for university's historic heart.(News)
Newspaper article from: Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
; ...designed by the leading 19th century architect, Alfred Waterhouse. Yet this "stridently red and assertive building...to Britain's undoubtedly most noted architect, Alfred Waterhouse, born in Aigburth, who had worked in London since...
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Inside the Get Carter house
Newspaper article from: The Northern Echo
; ...was built in 1872 by Alfred Backhouse, of the famous...It was designed by Alfred Waterhouse, best known for the...accountant and formed Price Waterhouse - now known as PriceWaterhouseCoopers...firms. ) What would Alfred Backhouse make of Get...
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A tale of two cities & two towns: Part I
Magazine article from: The American Biology Teacher
; ...the plan was even approved. Alfred Waterhouse took over the project, and made...building and the facade. But Waterhouse had an aversion to the Renaissance...The Romanesque was palatable to Waterhouse because it was the style from...
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A new era for grand building
Newspaper article from: Yorkshire Post
; ...by the Victorian architect, Alfred Waterhouse, who became a household name...public buildings sketched out by Waterhouse's innovative pencil. Ann Morgan...in West Yorkshire, said: "Waterhouse was a very famous Victorian architect...
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Site Unseen: Ours is even bigger than Bradford's
Newspaper article from: The Independent - London
; ...Designed by a young architect called Alfred Waterhouse and completed in 1877, it was...magnificent spiral staircase. But Waterhouse was careful not to let this opulence...functioned as a working building. Waterhouse, making ingenious use of an...
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