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Roberts has long resided in Alexandria, Virginia, and he admitted earlier this year that he doesn't even own a home in Kansas.

But the brigade also has long resided in Iran, which provides it with material, intelligence and training support, intelligence officials said.

In their unwillingness to engage in a pragmatic compromise, supercommittee Republicans have seriously jeopardised the national security foundations on which the Republican party has long resided.

Mr. Waits, who largely shuns interviews, was diligently promoting it, showing some personal landmarks in the Northern California town where he has long resided.

But Hallmark has long resided in the ratings basement, and the industry has sarcastically referred to it as the "Little House on the Prairie" channel because of its reliance on reruns of that family drama.

Understandably, she's a little tired these days, but much of her charm has long resided in how she throws away phrases of song or steps while including audience members as co-conspirators.

Many armed and unarmed activists who had long resided in exile, underground or in prison rushed to appropriate "their" revolution.

AN inexplicable love of the cello had long resided in the back of Cassandra Gordon's mind.

"Its power had long resided in its ability to occupy a unique space as the central node of the Arab public sphere.. . .

Ms. Saariaho adapted "Adriana Songs," a work of nearly 30 minutes, from her second opera, "Adriana Mater," which received its premiere in April at the National Opera in Paris, where she and her librettist, Mr. Maalouf, have long resided.

The new inquiry included looking for any possible clues and textual "finger prints" on a Chinese document that the C.I.A. got in 1995 and had long resided at the heart of the spy case.