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dwelling
[ dwel-ing ]
noun
- a building or place of shelter to live in; place of residence; abode; home.
dwelling
/ ˈɛɪŋ /
noun
- formal.a place of residence
Other Word Forms
- ܱt·ɱiԲ noun adjective
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"Even when I've seen performances that were very good, for example Ian Hart in Backbeat, that got around the problem of the familiarity by dwelling on a lesser-known period of their story."
While on the Morne Mountains, in Northern Ireland, invertebrates and ground dwelling animals like reptiles were "simply being torched alive".
So counties with more homes in lower bands and fewer in the higher values will pay less council tax per dwelling.
Existing California law requires any building with a dwelling unit to maintain “certain characteristics in order to be tenantable,” which includes maintenance of adequate heating and hot water systems.
They intended to erect their dwellings on top of existing coral, reinforcing steel scaffolding using a patented process that Hilbertz had developed called Biorock, a substance formed by the electro-accumulation of materials dissolved in seawater.
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