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Yes, the word 'there' is a pronoun when used to introduce a sentence as the subject.

Example: There are more people expected. (subject)

The word 'there' is also an adverb and a noun.

Examples:

We go there every summer. (adverb)

I'm sure I parked over there. (noun)

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