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flats

British  
/ flæts, ˈflætɪz /

plural noun

  1. shoes with flat heels or no heels

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In any case, he pointed out, people who bought flats or cars until now have got used to prices marked in euros.

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"I grabbed my sons and ran round the block of flats screaming for everyone to get out," she said.

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Tracy White saw the advert after finding rental flats too expensive.

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Yet Ben doesn't live in rural woodland but in a block of flats on a fairly busy road in the market town of Horsham in West Sussex.

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The government is measuring progress by looking at 'net additional dwellings' - the difference between houses and flats built or converted and those demolished.

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