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situated

adjective as in located

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Young “believes his clients remain sober for six months or more at an unprecedented rate for similarly situated facilities that offer treatment services to underserved and lower-income populations,” he said.

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Slightly smaller in size than New Jersey and situated about 900 miles east of Australia, New Caledonia is one of France’s 12 overseas territories.

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Residents are now worried that the main highway into Kherson, situated about 13 miles from the front, is too deadly to drive because of the constant drone attacks.

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It's situated in the heart of the town, in one of the most deprived neighbourhoods in Britain, with high levels of mental health problems.

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The new complaint has Richardson as the named defendant along with “all others similarly situated.”

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