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Meanings of new occupant in English

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Usage of new occupant in English
1
The appurtenances and some of the decorations change with each new occupant.
The new yorker
2
The new occupant wanted things to look exactly like the film.
Sympathy for the devil
3
And perhaps he would see the new occupant of the Casa del Mare.
A Spirit in Prison
4
To do that, you'd have to give the Oval Office a new occupant.
NY Magazine
5
I mean the new occupant of the Winslows' pew; some relation, I suppose.'
The Continental Monthly, Vol. 4, No. 6, December 1863 / Devoted ...
6
There is no sign the palace in Baabda will get a new occupant soon.
Reuters
7
The new occupant is obeying instructions and the parent pigeons are in seventh heaven.
The new yorker
8
The place had been greatly improved since Halcyone's first discovery of its new occupant.
Halcyone
9
Was some new occupant being brought in to fill the cell that Junior had left?
Devil's keep
10
The second day, I noticed that the Room was ready to receive a new occupant.
The Inferno
11
That's what the manual, handed to every diplomat and every new occupant of No 10, demands.
The Guardian
12
Hilda's old apartment has a new occupant.
The South African
13
Nine times, since the sun of that monarch rose, had the Papal Chair received a new occupant!
Devereux — Volume 04
14
The building was revamped by its new occupant two years ago, but the association with its past remains.
The Irish Times
15
One of the preoccupations of each new occupant of the throne was the selection of his burial place.
Civilization and Beyond: Learning from History
16
The new occupant was a novice.
Justice in the By-Ways, a Tale of Life
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