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For he was the only tenant now on the top floor.
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Following an appeal, the tenant now has to pay it back.
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She looked at her tenant now, and asked him politely enough what he wanted.
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What new mysterious lodgings dost thou tenant now?
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They were tenanted now, we had been told, by a couple of watchmen.
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A watershed has therefore been reached: privately renting tenants now outnumber those in social housing.
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Tenants now have another layer of security with the passing of the Residential Tenancies Amendment Bill.
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The tenants now pay their annuities because, in the last resort, the Government can turn them out.
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In fact, you know what it is, one can't get tenants now-a-days, they simply are not to be had.
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Tenants now include French pharmaceutical maker Sanofi, a venture involving U.S. battery maker Johnson Controls and producers of building materials.
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It is tenanted now by all sorts of people, and a dirty carriage-shop in the courtyard kills the poetry of it.
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The ejected tenants -ourtenants now-leftus at last, giving a parting cheer for Mr. Halifax, the best master in all England.
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In the private rented sector, 12% of working tenants now claim housing benefit to help them meet their housing costs.
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Hundreds of Irish tenants now refused to pay anything for the use of the land they cultivated, and attacked those who did.
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Again he felt the same pang of sympathy when he saw her own cabin on the other side, tenanted now by negro miners.
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With demand softening and availability high, most tenants now secure break options-to withdraw from long-term leases at specific times-and longer rent-free periods when contracts start.