| join exodus | 3.55 | Graf never joined the exodus. | ||
| stop exodus | 1.84 | Clinton wants Castro to stop the exodus permanently. | ||
| halt exodus | 1.32 | The ongoing Asian financial crisis halted the exodus. | ||
| stem exodus | 1.32 | The Air Force is trying to stem the exodus, partly with cash. | ||
| trigger exodus | 1.18 | It may also trigger an exodus of investors to less volatile countries. | ||
| spark exodus | 1.05 | Witnesses said Burundian army units and Tutsi extremists sparked the exodus. | ||
| continue exodus | 0.72 | And legislators are looking to continue the exodus. | ||
| prompt exodus | 0.72 | There was no indication that the massacre prompted the exodus. | ||
| commemorate exodus | 0.66 | Passover commemorates the exodus of the ancient Israelites from slavery in Egypt. | ||
| spur exodus | 0.59 | Fighting spurs refugee exodus. | ||
| prevent exodus | 0.46 | Civic advocates in Manhattan are brainstorming on ways to prevent an exodus of residents. | ||
| cause exodus | 0.39 | The real fell on concern that losses in Asia could cause an exodus of investors from the country. | ||
| celebrate exodus | 0.39 | Passover celebrates the exodus of the Jews from slavery in Egypt. | ||
| fear exodus | 0.39 | The leaders and aid agencies fear an exodus that would leave thousands without food or shelter in cold weather. | ||
| see exodus | 0.39 | He looked at the mosque door and saw the exodus. | ||
| begin exodus | 0.33 | Refugees begin mass exodus from Albania. | ||
| encourage exodus | 0.33 | The fall in Korean stocks has also encouraged the exodus of foreign investors. | ||
| face exodus | 0.33 | Ajax, however, faces an exodus. | ||
| reverse exodus | 0.33 | By increasing payments, Congress hopes to reverse the exodus. | ||
| accelerate exodus | 0.26 | The discovery of the bodies seems certain to accelerate the exodus. |