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• Before you can stay permanently, you must obtain a [residence permit / language barrier / new routine] .
• It is important to [make friends / relocate / feel like an outsider] when you join a new community in Austin.
• Sometimes the [language barrier / bureaucracy / foreigner] makes it hard to understand jokes in a new country.
• Establishing a [new routine / residence permit / visa] helps you feel settled in Chicago.
• After living in London for two years, she finally began to [feel at home / go back home / relocate] .
• When his contract ended in New York, he decided to [go back home / relocate / pick up the language] to Texas.
• The company decided to [relocate / emigrate / settle down] its main office from San Francisco to Seattle.
• Dealing with the local [bureaucracy / expat / paperwork] at City Hall in Boston took all morning.
• As a new [foreigner / expat / foreigner] in London, he had many questions about transport.
• If you live in Liverpool, you will quickly [pick up the language / miss home / feel like an outsider] by talking to neighbors.
• Without local friends, you might sometimes [feel like an outsider / feel at home / make friends] at social gatherings.

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