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Meanings of resident in English
A physician (especially an intern) who lives in a hospital and cares for hospitalized patients under the supervision of the medical staff of the hospital.
A human, officially being inhabitant of certain area inside well defined, and precise, borders - usually seen from a standpoint of census, government, register, etc.
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We are without fuel, water and food, the resident called Abdulrahman said.
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I am also worried about the security situation, said resident Idrissa Ouedraogo.
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Officials add that the banking laws ban discrimination against legally resident customers.
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It may be a transient animal or a resident animal, he said.
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New Zealand citizens and permanent resident are not part of the ban.
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South Dunedin resident Pauline Peterson said the decision did not make sense.
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The onslaught continued today as jets bombarded the city, a resident said.
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With reduced resident work hours, maximizing limited educational opportunities has become essential.
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I, therefore, conclude that UNSUB is a resident of the post-marked area.
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Maine resident Libby Chamberlain started the group after the final presidential debate.
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He said this compared with the £43 billion held in resident accounts.
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It cost the town a lot of money, said resident Gerard Rollandin.
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This is a quality indicator for resident trainees and current medical education.
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Moscow resident Mikhail Volkov said he'd voted in favour of the reforms.
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The resident then took his case to the supreme court in London.
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Castle Heights resident Gwynfor Edwards said he felt safe in his home.
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