Exodus
Exodus noun - A flowing or going out.
Moving
Moving adjective - Having the power to affect the feelings or sympathies.
Both words in one sentence
- After the Berlin Wall came down, East Germany saw a huge exodus of skilled Germans moving from the Eastern states to the rest of Germany.
Source: Brain Drain -
He also does a shout out to his children in the Exodus outtake version of "Keep On Moving" (the basis for the 1995 single remix).
Source: Music / Bob Marley -
The major two countries have a shaky peace that is moving closer to war all the time (spoilers for Abyss/Xillia) and it turns out that the countries are being manipulated into the war by a third organization for their own ends: in Abyss it's the Corrupt Church, here it's Exodus.
Source: Video Game / Tales of Xillia
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