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Two million 40saffordapartmentbirdscharitydifficultexpensivefuturegenerationgrandparentshomelifemoneypriceproblemquarterteenagerwomanworkersworking in the U.K. live with their parents because they cannot buy or rent a 40saffordapartmentbirdscharitydifficultexpensivefuturegenerationgrandparentshomelifemoneypriceproblemquarterteenagerwomanworkersworking. Newspapers call them the "clipped wing 40saffordapartmentbirdscharitydifficultexpensivefuturegenerationgrandparentshomelifemoneypriceproblemquarterteenagerwomanworkersworking" because they are like 40saffordapartmentbirdscharitydifficultexpensivefuturegenerationgrandparentshomelifemoneypriceproblemquarterteenagerwomanworkersworking with cut wings. House prices are so high that many young people cannot 40saffordapartmentbirdscharitydifficultexpensivefuturegenerationgrandparentshomelifemoneypriceproblemquarterteenagerwomanworkersworking to buy one. A 40saffordapartmentbirdscharitydifficultexpensivefuturegenerationgrandparentshomelifemoneypriceproblemquarterteenagerwomanworkersworking of young adults have to live with their parents or 40saffordapartmentbirdscharitydifficultexpensivefuturegenerationgrandparentshomelifemoneypriceproblemquarterteenagerwomanworkersworking. Almost 50 per cent of people said the biggest 40saffordapartmentbirdscharitydifficultexpensivefuturegenerationgrandparentshomelifemoneypriceproblemquarterteenagerwomanworkersworking was housing costs. Many young people in the U.K. move away from the family home when they start 40saffordapartmentbirdscharitydifficultexpensivefuturegenerationgrandparentshomelifemoneypriceproblemquarterteenagerwomanworkersworking . Rising house prices are now making this more 40saffordapartmentbirdscharitydifficultexpensivefuturegenerationgrandparentshomelifemoneypriceproblemquarterteenagerwomanworkersworking.

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