many of Kwan’s subjects recount the ways the lives they sought in migration

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Between economic deprivation and racial discrimination, many of Kwan’s subjects recount the ways the lives they sought in migration often materialized as fraught compromises.

Is a relative pronoun (which or that) omitted within the bold words?
 
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Between economic deprivation and racial discrimination, many of Kwan’s subjects recount the ways the lives they sought in migration often materialized as fraught compromises.

Is a relative pronoun (which or that) omitted within the bold words?
You could also say 'Between economic deprivation and racial discrimination, many of Kwan’s subjects recount the ways IN WHICH the lives THAT they sought in migration often materialized as fraught compromises'.
 
Between economic deprivation and racial discrimination, many of Kwan’s subjects recount the ways the lives they sought in migration often materialized as fraught compromises.

The basic pattern is:

the way something does something
 
What are "fraught compromises"?
 
An example of a fraught compromise would be an employer agreeing to hire a migrant on condition that it will be done "under the table", i.e. with little or no social protection for the latter.
 
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