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house

noun as in human habitat

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noun as in family, ancestry

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household

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noun as in business establishment

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company

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noun as in government body, sometimes elected, responsible for laws

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legislative body

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Epping Forest District Council has been trying to block The Bell from housing asylum seekers at the High Court.

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The now-two=sport star took the ball 45 yards to the house to cement the final score.

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The OBR has scored policy moves on house building and childcare as helpful to the economy in recent years.

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The 12 new towns will be walkable and environmentally friendly, with "gentle density" such as "terraced housing and mansion blocks" rather than high-rise.

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The host made the choice to commemorate the day she found out President Joe Biden was going to drop out of the race for the house on Pennsylvania Avenue.

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