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Why do people say that? what is the meaning of this?

So the person in your example would live in New York and be born in Los Angeles.

He came to live in New York while living in Los Angeles.

Through is synonymous with: by, by, and through.

I met Emma through Andrew.

He traveled to Paris by cane.

Such a thing.

This (via Los Angeles) means he is from Los Angeles and now lives in New York.

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Why do people say that? what is the meaning of this? 3
When we asked where they came from, they said LA allows them to live like New York.
So the person like you will live in New York and be born in Los Angeles.
He came to live in New York while living in Los Angeles.
Synonyms of through are: by, by, and through.
I met Emma through Andrew.
He traveled to Paris via Cannes.
Such a thing.
This means (via Los Angeles) that he is from Los Angeles and now lives in New York.
It may mean Los Angeles, but it is often used in a different context. Someone will say, for example, for example, for example. I don't understand the logic of saying some 3 words when the same meaning is on the other side or in its place.
In your example, the person claims to have been born or raised in New York City, whom you clearly know, but have recently lived in or are living in Los Angeles.
I came to your mission through Ted, which means I came to your mission after walking through Ted. Via and by are synonymous.
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Song / expression through somewhere) .... means:
For itineraries which include the aforementioned items / locations.
Example: Coming to London via Vienna.
2. Going to television through Scol drama.
Routes are synonymous with VIA, /.
They will be somewhere between points A and B.
That is, if you are here in San Francisco, you were born or raised in New York (A), you moved to Los Angeles, you are in San Francisco (B). Removed)