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The phrase "live in community" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe a group of people who live together in a shared space or who share common values and interests. Example: John decided to leave the bustling city life and move to a small village where he could live in community with others who shared his love for sustainability and organic farming.
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"But I think it is important to live in community.
They were not allowed to gamble, swear, or become drunk and were required to live in community, sleeping in a common dormitory and eating meals together.
In 1572 the Ursulines of Milan, at the request of St. Charles Borromeo, began to live in community as a congregation.
Prescriptions and mental health clinics have allowed people to work, or live in community settings, without presenting a danger to themselves or others, state health officials say.
The men were clients of Mainstream Support, a private company contracted by the State of California to help people with developmental disabilities live in community settings.
This pressing desire to integrate, to live in community, is reflected in Mojang (Swedish for gadget), the company that Persson founded when Minecraft's maintenance and development became too much for one man to handle.
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"We used to live in communities.
It's part of the reason we live in communities.
Thesis students live in communities for up to a year.
More than seventy per cent of horse owners live in communities of fewer than fifty thousand people.
About a quarter of Americans live in communities with such programmes.
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