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tenant

noun as in person who leases a place

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The neighborhood around MacArthur Park is made up predominantly of working-class, low-income tenants who speak Spanish as their first language.

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The town center retail portion will be part of the initial development and expand as smaller stores and restaurants fill in spaces around anchor tenants such as supermarkets.

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Of the nine Rent Guidelines Board members, two represent tenants, two landlords, and five advocate for the general public.

Prince Andrew, as the tenant, also has to allow his landlords to inspect and make sure he is keeping to the terms of the lease.

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A spokesperson for West Horsley Place Trust, which owns the cottage, said they appreciated it was a significant upheaval for the tenant, and had provided an extended notice period and help exploring alternative housing options.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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