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    A person who lives in a place Sounds like: PRESIDENT "the PRESIDENT and his family are RESIDENTS of the white house" q Although Jack had been a house guest for two years, he was only a visitor and not a RESIDENT. Upon entering the united states, an immigration officer will ask to see your passport to prove you are a u.s. Citizen.

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    A person who lives in a place Sounds like: PRESIDENT "the PRESIDENT and his family are RESIDENTS of the white house" q Although Jack had been a house guest for two years, he was only a visitor and not a RESIDENT. Upon entering the united states, an immigration officer will ask to see your passport to prove you are a u.s. Citizen.

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    RESIDENT

    (RES uh dint)

    one who lives in a place


    Sounds like: PRESIDENT

    The PRESIDENT and his family are RESIDENTS of the White House.
    q

    Although Jack had been a house guest for two years, he was only a visitor and not a RESIDENT. We used to live in Ohio, but now we are RESIDENTS of Texas. Upon entering the United States, an immigration officer will ask to see your passport to prove you are a U.S. RESIDENT.

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