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colonize

verb as in settle

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Instead, she left Birthright feeling as if she had been brought there “to colonize Israel, to procreate with IDF soldiers, and reestablish the Jewish population.”

From Slate

Musk, for example, argues we should ensure the preservation of “the light of consciousness,” and that we must colonize Mars “before something happens on Earth to prevent that.”

From Salon

They will be testing a new generation of form-fitting space suits that SpaceX says will be necessary to colonize the moon and Mars.

While the Dutch doctrine of “freedom of the seas” allowed the British navy to rule the waves, the earlier religious justification for domination was replaced by a racialist ideology that legitimized European efforts to conquer and colonize the half of humanity whom the imperialist poet Rudyard Kipling branded the “lesser breeds.”

From Salon

They will be testing a new generation of form-fitting space suits that SpaceX says will be necessary to colonize the moon and Mars.

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