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Things homeless often describes (“homeless ________”)
people, children, men, man, families, persons, women, person, population, shelter, shelters, youth, individuals, wanderer, woman, adults, wanderers, refugees, boys, child, guy, mothers, clients, ones, adolescents, family, youths, populations, poor, problem, veterans, households, boy, dogs, dog, jews, services, girls, students, kids, patients, programs, alcoholics, girl, waif, waifs, beggars, orphans, cats, orphan, stranger, beggar, parents, advocates, animals, victims, vagrants, citizens, residents, americans, exile, teenagers, individual, applicants, wandering, guys, mother, outcast, folk, users, vagabond, abusers, teens, cat, folks, vagrant, vagabonds, wind, youngsters, exiles, peasants, refugee, bum, souls, soul, creatures, living
How homeless often is described (“________ homeless”)
left, new, single, many, ill, urban, young, more, rural, old, hidden, term, hungry, chronically, local, made, elderly, most, newly, sheltered, dead, chronic, invisible, older, statutory, unemployed, visible, literal, female, underground, near, transient, called, resident, sick, disabled, contemporary, anti, longer, downtown, aged, using, younger, street, culturally, needy, unfortunate, naked, fewer, core, already, sleepless, destitute, city, arab, recently, ragged, concealed, restless, dependent, adult, unsheltered, borderline, alcoholic, impoverished, indigent, vicious, episodic, respectable
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