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chapter house
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chapter house
n.
1. A building in which the chapter of a church or religious residence assembles.
2. A house in which a chapter of a fraternity or sorority lives and holds its meetings.


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4 acres near the San Diego campus in a complex that includes a 62-unit apartment complex with underground parking, and eight two-story chapter houses, said Theresa Nakata, director of public relations for the SDSU Research Foundation, which owns and manages the apartment building.
Group members, who belong to chapter houses all over the United States, Europe, Asia, and South America, raise funds for a variety of charities and vow to perpetually indulge in life and serve and protect gay, lesbian, and transgendered people.
The entire IP network of 660 phones will eventually serve all 110 chapter houses of this 27,000 square mile, three-state nation, much of which is still not served by electricity or paved roads.
 
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