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residence

[rez-i-duhns] / ˈrɛz ɪ dəns /


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The band Buffalo Springfield took up residence in the 1960s, and Neil Young returned to the site in the 1970s with his band Crazy Horse, according to reporting from SF Gate.

From Los Angeles Times

As a former KGB officer, Russian President Vladimir Putin goes to great lengths to maintain secrecy about his movements, residence details or workspaces.

From The Wall Street Journal

“No other residence reflects so meaningfully the struggles and aspirations of the American people,” she outlined in a memorandum, and the building’s “original blend of dignity and simplicity” was paramount.

From Salon

The US president made the announcement in a remarkable news conference with enormous implications for US foreign policy worldwide at his Florida club and residence, Mar-a-Lago.

From BBC

Prices for residences in Ecuador are up to one-third lower than in major metropolitan U.S. cities, but expats must pay cash since there are no financing opportunities for foreigners.

From MarketWatch