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househunting

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househunting [ˈhaʊsˌhʌntɪŋ] n to go househuntingmettersi a cercar casa
househunting [ˈhaʊsˌhʌntɪŋ] n to go househuntingmettersi a cercar casa


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Costs of premove househunting trips and temporary living expenses at the new location are no longer deductible.
Cose introduces us to a minister who watched the families of deceased white parishioners decide to hold memorial services elsewhere; a journalist who managed to raise by 15 per cent the appraised value of his house simply by having his white secretary pose as its owner; a househunting attorney who asked over the telephone whether an apartment was in a good neighborhood, and heard: "Yes, it's a very good neighborhood.
Pricelinemortgage's services will make local Realtors' Web sites more attractive and `stickier' by offering a one-stop solution to consumers' househunting and mortgage needs," said Pat McEnerney, President of pricelinemortgage.
 
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