| Big inits. in music | 19 |
| Big Four record label | 21 |
| Big British label | 17 |
| Big Brit. label | 15 |
| Beatles' early record label | 31 |
| A&M or RCA competitor | 25 |
| 1977 Sex Pistols song ... or their first record label | 53 |
| (Q)u(ic)k(ly re)l(e)a(se, as a) bel(ch) | 39 |
| ___ Watanabe, Olympics figure skater | 36 |
| ___ Wantanabe, Japanese figure skater | 37 |
| ___ Latin (record label offshoot) | 33 |
| ___ Latin (noted record label) | 30 |
| ___ Koussi, Chad's highest peak | 35 |
| ___ Group ("big four" record co.) | 43 |
| Move to another country | 23 |
| Resettle | 8 |
| Find another country | 20 |
| Change citizenship | 18 |
| What exodists do | 16 |
| Switch places, say | 18 |
| Seek greener pastures, say | 26 |
| Move to foreign shores | 22 |
| Move to a new land | 18 |
| Move to a new country | 21 |
| Move from one's country | 27 |
| Leave the Old Sod for new sod | 29 |
| Leave the country, perhaps | 26 |
| Leave one's native land | 27 |
| Leave home, in a way | 20 |
| Go to a new land | 16 |
| Become an expatriate | 20 |
| Political refugee | 17 |
| Expatriate | 10 |
| Refugee | 7 |
| Displaced person | 16 |
| An American in Paris, maybe | 27 |
| Political asylum seeker | 23 |
| Solzhenitsyn, e.g. | 18 |
| Political fugitive | 18 |
| Political escapee | 17 |
| New arrival | 11 |
| Asylum seeker, maybe | 20 |
| Political refugee, e.g. | 23 |
| Political exile | 15 |
| One who seeks political asylum | 30 |
| One seeking asylum | 18 |
| Foreign fleer | 13 |
| Einstein, e.g. | 14 |
| Asylum seeker, perhaps | 22 |
| New citizen, perhaps | 20 |
| Expatriate of a sort | 20 |
| Displaced person, maybe | 23 |
| Certain fugitive | 16 |
| Benazir Bhutto, once | 20 |
| Baryshnikov, e.g. | 17 |
| Settler in a foreign land | 25 |
| Settler from a foreign land | 27 |
| Self-exile | 10 |
| Rudolf Nureyev, e.g. | 20 |
| Revolution victim | 17 |
| Refugee, for one | 16 |
| Refugee in 1789 | 15 |
| Rachmaninoff, for one | 21 |
| Political transplant | 20 |
| Political refugee, maybe | 24 |
| One who's left | 18 |
| One fleeing persecution, say | 28 |
| One fleeing persecution, perhaps | 32 |
| One fleeing a land | 18 |
| October Revolution figure | 25 |
| Nureyev or Nabokov | 18 |
| Not a natural-born citizen | 26 |
| New arrival, of sorts | 21 |
| New arrival from afar | 21 |
| Nabokov, e.g. | 13 |
| Mayflower passenger, for one | 28 |
| Mayflower passenger, e.g. | 25 |
| Homeland leaver | 15 |
| Future citizen, perhaps | 23 |
| Frenchman who fled the Revolution | 33 |
| Einstein, notably | 17 |
| Einstein, for one | 17 |
| Einstein was one | 16 |
| Einstein or Fermi, e.g. | 23 |
| Einstein or Fermi | 17 |
| Displaced person, often | 23 |
| Deportee, e.g. | 14 |
| Asylum seeker, often | 20 |
| Arrival from overseas | 21 |
| Asylum seekers | 14 |
| Some aliens | 11 |
| Political refugees | 18 |
| Some displaced persons | 22 |
| Political exiles | 16 |
| Fleers | 6 |
| Displaced persons | 17 |
| Defectors | 9 |
| Some political refugees | 23 |
| Some expatriates | 16 |
| Political fugitives | 19 |