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Meanings of affordable accommodation in English

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Usage of affordable accommodation in English
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He said a parallel lack of affordable accommodation was an aggravating factor.
The Irish Times
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For others, finding affordable accommodation as they prepare for college is even more stressful.
The Irish Times
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For others, finding affordable accommodation as they prepare for college is even(...)
The Irish Times
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Students are struggling to find affordable accommodation in Taumarunui, which has two tertiary providers.
Radio NZ
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It offers affordable accommodation at a walking distance from all of the city's attractions.
The South African
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Students face continuing difficulties in finding affordable accommodation of a reasonable standard in Dublin.
The Irish Times
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Students across Ireland are racing to find affordable accommodation for the fast approaching academic year.
The Irish Times
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Where to stay Matroosberg Reserve has affordable accommodation, starting at R55 per person for campsites.
The South African
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For affordable accommodation, try the Hotel Convento Do Salvador.
The Irish Times
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Liz Harris said she aimed for the affordable accommodation market, and it soon began filling up.
Radio NZ
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Chinese tourists have latched on to the more affordable accommodation available in New Zealand and Australia.
Radio NZ
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The Irish Times would like to hear from students about their experiences in seeking affordable accommodation.
The Irish Times
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Increasing rents in the capital making it extremely difficult for students to find reasonable and affordable accommodation.
The Irish Times
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At the risk of sounding cliché, there's nothing better than quiet beaches; awesome grub and affordable accommodation.
The South African
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With more economic activity, congestion and affordable accommodation have become major challenges, particularly in the greater Dublin area.
The Irish Times
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The crisis in housing supply, along with soaring rents, means many do not have access to affordable accommodation.
The Irish Times
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