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whereabouts

noun as in location

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But during the latter, they must constantly report their whereabouts to testers, be available for testing during their waking hours, and provide urine and sometimes blood samples—providing complete accountability for anything in their bodies.

She named seven men, whose whereabouts could "not be ascertained", as having committed or being complicit in the murder.

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Calls to Brahmbhatt’s lawyer seeking comment on his client’s whereabouts weren’t immediately returned.

The Santa Ana Police Department is seeking any tips regarding Bernal’s whereabouts.

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His whereabouts are still unclear between the end of the lunch and his arrival at the headquarters of the local emergency agency, at around 20:30, shortly after the phone alert had been issued.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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