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seize
verb as in grab, take
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verb as in abduct; take by force
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“If you learn to be kind and open in those early years, if you learn that growth mindset way of thinking, that becomes your behavior for the rest of your life. And if we can create an environment and create these various shows and these various different streams of content that just make the world 1% kinder, 5% kinder, 10% kinder ... we’re going to seize that opportunity.”
Trump’s California-born advisor says he would deploy troops to blue states to seize undocumented immigrants, send them to camps, then expel them.
The long-time Russian leader praised Trump’s courage and celebrated a chance to seize victory in Ukraine under the president-elect’s watch.
Speaking at a victory rally, Scott predicted that Republicans would seize the majority in the Senate, and that he would be selected as Senate Majority Leader.
After that date, the group allegedly planned to seize control over areas of eastern Germany by force and establish a far-right regime.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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