Single Room Sample Clauses

Single Room. A room within a unit assigned to (1) Resident • Double Room: A room within a unit assigned to (2) Residents • Triple Room: A room within a unit assigned to (3) Residents
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Single Room. FIS Judges (1 Head Judge and 7 (5-6-9 HP/SS) Judges) in Double Rooms - FIS Video Controller Aerials (1) Single Room - FIS Official Photographer/Media Coordinator (1) Single Room
Single Room. In New Pride RAs will receive a two bedroom apartment with a roommate of their choice
Single Room. Full Term Rent Option Full term €2350 p/p due by 06/09/2021 Twin Shared Room Full Term Rent Option Full term €2170 p/p due by 06/09/2021 Note: Term payments are not available for 3 Person Apartments

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