Humans often build "houses" for domestic animals, often resembling smaller versions of human domiciles. Sometimes, people get married who have nationalities or domiciles. Similarly, the service members belong to the parishes of their domiciles. Some bore into the cemented carbonate to make protective domiciles (borings) for filter-feeding. She revisited astrological theories reconfiguring the system of domiciles and exaltations of the planets. These were stored by hanging on the walls of their domiciles. The program locates those eligible to vote no matter what their domiciles. This can be juristically difficult as a typical "multinational" has domiciles in several countries. Many of the town domiciles existing today were built in that time. Meanwhile, Montana, Delaware, Tennessee, and Utah have been the fastest growing US domiciles. He could quarter troops in private domiciles if he thought necessary. The units, described as "pods", are two-tiered triangular shaped domiciles. That either or both the parties might have domiciles outside that state would be irrelevant.