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Meanings of live in households in English

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Usage of live in households in English
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Two in three children in poverty live in households where at least one person works.
The Guardian
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The number of people estimated to live in households involved in agriculture comes in at just over 11 million.
The South African
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Wilshaw said: Why is it that nearly a third of children in the city live in households on low incomes?
The Guardian
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The US census estimates more than half of American adults live in households that have seen incomes cut since the pandemic.
Radio NZ
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More than half of Brazil's voters live in households earning less than $1,000 a month.
Reuters
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More than half of those people live in households with total incomes of less than £15,000 a year.
The Guardian
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People most likely to read e-books are well-educated, 30- to 49-year-olds who live in households earning $75,000 or more.
Reuters
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It said its findings showed that 3.4 million adult live in households in the top fifth for income, whose budgets had strengthened.
The Daily Telegraph
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The number of Americans who live in households with TVs also will grow, up 40 percent from 283.5 million today to 396.3 million in 2050.
Reuters
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Rousseff owed her victory to overwhelming support from the roughly 40 percent of Brazilians who live in households earning less than $700 a month.
Reuters
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The majority of these children lived in households with precarious socio-economic conditions.
Pubmed
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Similar reductions in diarrhea were observed among children living in households receiving antibacterial soap.
Pubmed
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They came from very precarious circumstances living in households which were on the edge, he said.
The Guardian
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One in five children are living in households where putting food on the table is a struggle.
Radio NZ
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Almost half of the State's children are living in households in receipt of social welfare, an Oireachtas committee has heard.
The Irish Times
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The figures showed that almost one in four Māori children were living in households facing material hardship - about 23 percent.
Radio NZ
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