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residency
/ ˈɛɪəԲɪ /
noun
a variant of residence
a regular series of concerts by a band or singer at one venue
the period, following internship, during which a physician undergoes further clinical training, usually in one medical speciality
(in India, formerly) the official house of the governor general at the court of a native prince
Word History and Origins
Origin of residency1
Example Sentences
The person on sApp told the client they could pick up the proof of permanent residency status with Toczylowski’s organization, which was a lie.
The government was awarded a so-called "golden share", requiring it to be notified of any major changes to Royal Mail's ownership, headquarters location and tax residency.
Foreign nationals who participate in political protests have also found themselves in the administration's crosshairs, despite some having permanent residency or valid student visas in the US.
makes it worse, she said, was that she regularly had to return to Germany every few months to maintain her residency status there too.
Doctors are also constrained by a lack of training on vulvovaginal and pelvic conditions, which are not currently included in curricular guidelines for OB-GYN residency programs in the U.S., along with many other countries.
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