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cohabit
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cohabit verb abide together, be intimate, conjugate, consuescere, copulate, couple, dwell together, live in sexxal intimacy, live together, live with, lodge together, reside together, room together, share an address, share bed and board, stay together
Associated concepts: cohabit as husband and wife
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Harry Ferguson, professor of social work at the University of the West of England, said: "The striking thing for me is how the social workers failed to touch the child, to examine him, and the skillful deceit by the mother and cohabitants to conceal the injuries .
'We said never again after Climbié. We were wrong' by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
Far too few cohabitants are prodded to look into their crystal balls as you have been, adding overwhelming insecurity to bereavement.
Worried about future together by Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)
Alarmingly, more than half of cohabitants falsely believe in the existence of Common Law marriage.
Move to prevent hardship for couples who split up by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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