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Meanings of buying a house in anglès

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Usage of buying a house in anglès
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A new report shows buying a house is less… Read more Audio
Radio NZ
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Battling through the paperwork involved in buying a house can be exhausting.
The Irish Times
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Little did I know that the same applies to buying a house.
The Irish Times
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You can never have too much cash when you're buying a house.
Reuters
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But she was not buying his personality, she was buying a house.
Rage of angels
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Finishing is not establishing the settlement that buying a house is destroying.
Matisse Picasso and Gertrude Stein / With Two Shorter Stories
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This means more people buying a house without competing against investors.
News.com.au
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The qualifying criteria are extended to both partners when buying a house jointly.
The South African
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For most, buying a house before selling your own is not a runner.
The Irish Times
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Traveling the world, having kids, buying a house -the usual.
The Guardian
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After buying a house, buying a car is our biggest outlay.
The Irish Times
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He had, he said, thought of buying a house in Chelsea.
Balloons
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She's inherited someone else's bad karma, buying a house from a murdered woman.
The water room
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Either way, buying a house remains possibly the most stressful activity one can undertake.
The Irish Times
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People think The American Dream always includes buying a house.
Reuters
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If you are buying a house, is there scope to extend in the future?
The Irish Times
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New Zealand
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Ireland
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