Synonyms for residents
res·i·dents

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1. List of paraphrases for "residents":

   resident, inhabitants, tenants, population, dwellers, populations, people, lodgers, residing, villagers, citizens, occupants, inhabitant, locals

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1. William Shipley:

   We got a trial by residents of a small judicial district who in one way or another were almost all impacted by the events of January 6, and I think that raises some real troubling issues.

2. Ambassador Dean:

   I honestly believe Phnom Penh residents did not do enough. There was something better that could have come out other than a genocide of 1.7 million people, now you must understand, I was born in Germany and suffered under Nazi oppression, so how could I turn over a people to the butcher ?

3. Dee Margo:

   Allen said. El Paso Mayor Dee Margo told reporters on Monday afternoon that President Trump called President Trump on Fox News Sunday and offered to help in any way that he could.Margo saidhe is already getting emails and phone calls about welcoming President Trump to town. Democratic lawmakers and some residents have said President Trump is notwelcome in the largely Latino border city because of President Trump past anti-immigrant rhetoric. I will ask President Trump to support our efforts with any and all federal resources that are available.

4. Muriel Bowser:

   We have throughout this storm encouraged our residents to stay off the streets, and for the most part they have heeded that, they prepared to hunker down, and they did.

5. Aaron Reuben:

   Simply put, clean water is a requirement for health, well-being, productivity, and dignity - and we are failing our citizens in providing for this basic necessity. We feel that the residents of Flint who lived through the water crisis have been remarkably resilient - and yet there is still a large, unmet need for mental health services to address the psychological impacts of the event, which are reflected in very high rates of diagnosable depression and PTSD across The Flint community, the lesson for communities like Jackson, MS, is to not overlook psychological injury, and to not assume that, just because community members are resilient, they could not benefit from services to address the psychological scars of a long-term water crisis.