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to take up residence
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safe house
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to leave an apartment in a clean and tidy condition (for the next tenant)
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they forced entry into the flat
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to vacate a flat
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the apartment was in an appalling {or} horrendous mess
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the flat {or} apartment costs 500 euros without heating
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to give sb notice to quit his/her flat {or} to vacate his/her apartment
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to give sb notice to quit his/her flat {or} to vacate his/her apartment
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I've given in (my) notice that I'm leaving my flat {or} apartment ; I've given in my notice for my flat {or} apartment
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he did a beautiful job of tidying the flat {or} apartment
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his apartment has a very uncomfortable feel about it
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to move house
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to have free lodging
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exchange {or} swap wanted for two-room(ed) flat {or} apartment
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a small, pretty flat {or} apartment
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a nice little flat {or} apartment
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board and lodging
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free board and lodging
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an apartment furnished in a modern style
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1,000 new homes
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to convert the attic into flats {or} apartments
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to have a flat/an opinion of one's own ; to have one's own flat/opinion
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a change of address/school {etc}
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the tower block {or} apartment building provides accommodation for fifty families
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