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live within

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live within something 
1. to live within certain boundaries. Do you think you can live within your space, or are we going to argue over the use of square footage? Ted demanded again that Bill live within his assigned area.
2. to keep one's living costs within a certain amount, especially within one's budget, means, etc. Please try to live within your budget. You must learn to live within your take-home pay every month.
See also: live, within


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Do they not care that if you live within 400 metres of a mobile phone mast you can suffer from any, some or all of the following: heart palpitations, headaches, nose bleeding, sleep disorders, itchy and burning skin, depression, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, motor neurone disease, CANCER, leukaemia and brain tumours
However, it would appear that many people believe they can only benefit from solar wind power if they live within the United States but this couldn''t be further from the truth.
must live within its means: Geithner</h1> The United States must live within its means once its economy recovers if it is to preserve global confidence in the U.
 
 
 
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