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refugee
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A Bend in the River
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Like me, they were migrants from the east and refugees from their own community.†
p. 28.8 *

refugees = people who fled their homeland
It had been started by a refugee from the Portuguese territory to the south (a man avoiding conscription), and it was beautifully sited, on a cliff overlooking the river.†
p. 81.2

refugee = someone who fled their homeland; or related to such people
Uganda up till then had been the secure and well-run country Nazruddin had tried to excite us about, the country which received refugees from neighbouring countries.†
p. 95.9

refugees = people who fled their homeland
The service and the kitchens there drove people out to look for food, and Bigburger was perfectly placed to capture that refugee trade.†
p. 99.1

refugee = someone who fled their homeland; or related to such people
But a number of people on the Domain seemed to belong to outfits that were as mysterious; and they looked upon Indar not as a man of our community or a refugee from the coast, but as one of themselves.†
p. 117.5
As a result Africa was full of refugees, first-generation intellectuals.†
p. 154.7

refugees = people who fled their homeland
If Africa had a future, it lay with those refugees.†
p. 154.8
Refugee?†
p. 238.7

refugee = someone who fled their homeland; or related to such people

Definitions:

(1) (refugee)
someone who has fled their homeland to getaway from a dangerous or difficult situation; or related to such people
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)