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Reside
Reside verb - To have a home.
Usage example: he's a freelance writer who resides in the Midwest
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| thanks | live thanks | reside thanks |
| number | live number | reside number |
| underground | live underground | reside underground |
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- People who live in these places frequently reside in one jurisdiction and work/attend school/socialize in another, forming a looser proximity community in addition to the existing cities.
Source: Tri-County Area -
Too Dumb to Live: The After Death movement believe that souls still reside within the Exs despite the fact that it was that very mentality that caused the virus to spread so fast in the first place.
Source: Literature / Ex-Heroes -
Many people don't have the aforementioned permit to reside in Beijing, and thus live in faraway suburban districts within the municipality, but not in the city proper.
Source: Useful Notes / Beijing
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