Examples of using Often live in English and their translations into Spanish
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where people often live in a disseminated.
Indigenous and tribal peoples often live in pockets of poverty as they,
Those children(between 200,000 and 300,000) often live in difficult circumstances
As people of African descent often live in poorer neighbourhoods,
Wild animals often live in areas where their control
People of African descent often live in these poorer neighbourhoods
Nonetheless, older persons in Ghana often live in poverty and public services give them inadequate attention.
However, large trees can often live with the infections for a longer duration up to several years.
After marriage, the young couple often live in the same house as their parents.
As house pets, cats often live in arrangements rivaling their human owners for control of living spaces.
Yet, poor people are also the most hungry because they have no income to buy food and often live in areas affected by conflict
Coral colonies of the same species often live in different depths and, correspondingly,
and there is often live folk music on board.
Access to opportunities seems to stall for many low-income urban residents, who often live concentrated in distressed neighbourhoods.
the non-human races, now considered second-class citizens, often live in small ghettos within human settlements.
Again, this is of particular relevance for indigenous peoples who often live in geographically isolated areas,
These people often live under poor conditions,
Another factor is that young people who leave the parental home often live on their own for some time before getting married or living with a partner.
Migrants in an irregular situation often live for prolonged periods in a state of uncertainty about their fate,
Children that has been accused for witchcraft often live as outcasts in their village,