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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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claims If one or more family members, including husband, wife, former husband or wife and cohabiters living as husband or wife for at least two years, child, grandchild, parent or guardian, grandparent, brother, sister, aunt, uncle or child of brother, sister, aunt or uncle, were financially supported by the fatal accident victim when they were alive, they can claim for the loss of that financial support.
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