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occupies

verb as in seize, take over

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The US decision to allow the use of its own long-range missiles is also intended to help Ukraine defend the small chunk of Russian territory it currently occupies in the Kursk region.

From BBC

Along the way, Watkins would once again remind of the rarefied air she already occupies in women’s basketball.

He said “the president occupies a unique position in the constitutional scheme, the only person who alone composes a branch of government.”

Migration Watch’s solution was to move the UK’s ‘immigration debate’ away from race, onto the territory it occupies today – that of numbers.

From BBC

And it’s unlikely the migration south will stop once Donald Trump is inaugurated and occupies the Oval Office once more.

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

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