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Territory
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Territory
A space that a person occupies, either ‘permanently’ (primary territory), regularly (secondary territory), or only rarely (tertiary territory)
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He's also a right good coach but unfortunately these sort of things go with the territory and it was a bad performance against Wales.
Hughes: George stabbed in back by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
With Steven Gerrard believed to regard the media responsibilities that go with the territory the way you or I would regard a horse we'd backed being stuck in the stalls, it's a toss-up between Rio and Terry.
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Prof Michael Parkinson, the director of the European Institute for Urban Affairs at Liverpool John Moores University, said:``These pay packages go with the territory and it is not a case of Liverpool paying twice what another local authority is paying.
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