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occupy

verb as in seize, take over

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In Trump’s case, the plan amounts to letting Israel bomb, invade, and occupy—“whatever it takes,” as the president-elect later said.

From Slate

But that’s just one example of how the right wing, which will now occupy a favored perch in the White House, has elevated an amorphous concept of individual freedom over the undeniably real benefits, to millions of people, of robust pubic health imperatives based on communal responsibility.

Some suggestions for how to occupy your time until results start rolling in:

From Slate

If De León loses, Latinos will occupy just four of the council’s 15 seats — roughly 26% — while Latinos make up about half of L.A.’s population.

Rochdale Council gave him a "limited licence to occupy" and the option to buy the building.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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