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living
adjective as in existing, active
noun as in lifestyle; source of income
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China's real estate sector has been mired in a debt crisis since 2020, having enjoyed a decades-long construction boom powered by rapid urbanisation and rising living standards.
"It's not about blindly being frugal, it's more about living in the moment," 27-year-old Zhuang told AFP.
They can also refer you to maternal mental health support to help you manage the emotional impacts of living with PGP.
For Force, her life will go from 350 to 0, from living out of a suitcase to being home for more than 10 days.
She was living in Durham while studying at the University of Northumbria and believes the eviction was partly due to complaints about the property's condition.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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