Live in and Stay in

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Live in verb - Live in the house where one works.

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Stay in and live in are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Stay in" instead a verb "Live in".

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Live in and stay in are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Live in" instead a verb "Stay in".

The Amish in particular pledge to "live in this world but not of it." They do let their kids live in the outside world for a time before deciding to stay in the order.

Source: Hidden Elf Village
In Community episode "Pascal's Triangle Revisited" Britta points out they don't live in a Jane Austen novel and can use cell phones to stay in touch over the summer.

Source: Technology Marches On
Then there are these heroes: ones that stay in the same place, but are so down on their luck that they live in squalor or, worse, have no place to live at all.

Source: Homeless Hero

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