(noun) residence,
a Large And Imposing House
(noun) residence,
any Address At Which You Dwell More Than Temporarily; "a Person Can Have Several Residences"
(noun) residence,
the Act Of Dwelling In A Place
(noun) residence,
the Official House Or Establishment Of An Important Person (as A Sovereign Or President); "he Refused To Live In The Governor''s Residence"
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Latin America and Sub–Saharan Africa
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Gentrification and Universities
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Animal-Assisted Therapy Programs
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Spirituality and Health
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Native Americans
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