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          <dc:description>Seen by many as a threat to the country's wealth and health, the country's government and much of its civil society turned a blind eye to foreigners' systematic marginalisation, mass deportation (close to 300 000 people in 2007), and the ever more rapid and rabid murders at the hands of the country's citizenry.  This piece considers what the responses to immigration by South African citizens and institutions reveal about being from and living in South Africa.</dc:description>
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