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expropriate verb abridge, annex, appropriate, assume, carry away, commandeer, confiscate, deprive, dislodge, displace, dispossess, divest, hijack, impress, occupy, plagiarize, seize, take over, take possession of, transfer, usurp

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abridge annex arrogate assume attached carry away condemn confiscate convert deprive disendow dislodge dispossess divest eminent domain expropriation hijack impress Inverse Condemnation			At Rabin's suggestion, however, the cabinet decision also included a promise that the government would not expropriate any more land in East Jerusalem for housing. Rabin-Clinton Deal Makes East Jerusalem Freeze Possible by Palestine News Agency (WAFA) (Gaza, Palestine) Israel last month disclosed a plan to expropriate large tracts of land between Jerusalem and the Dead Sea, some of it areas exposed by the lake's receding water level over the past 30 years. Palestinians-Israel by The Daily Middle East Reporter (Beirut, Lebanon) 6/30/2009 12:34:58 AM Israel has approved the construction of 50 new homes in a West Bank settlement and announced plans to expropriate more Palestinian land. Israel permits new settlement homes by Aljazeera.net			expression of ideas expression of merit expression of opinion expression of opinion for or against expression of pain expression of satisfaction expression of views expression of will expressionless expressions expressive expressive of opinion expressly Expressum facit cessare tacitum expressway exprimere exprobate exprobation exprobrate exprobratio exprobration exprobrative exprobratory Expromission Exprommissor expropriate expropriated expropriation expropriatory expugnable expulsio expulsion expulsion of a fetus expunction Expunction Virginia Expunction, New Jersey expunge expunge the record of expurgate expurgated expurgation exquisite exsanguis exsect exsection exsequi exsistere exsolvere exspectatio exspirare exspiratio			Expressman Expressness expresso expresso expressos Expressum facit cessare tacitum Expressure expressway expressway expressway expressway Expressway Monitoring Advisory System Expressways Expressways Expressways exprimere EXPROB exprobate exprobation Exprobrate Exprobrate exprobratio Exprobration Exprobration Exprobrative Exprobrative exprobratory EXPROG Expromission Exprommissor expropriate expropriated expropriated expropriated expropriated expropriated expropriates expropriates expropriates expropriates expropriates expropriating expropriating expropriating expropriating expropriating expropriation expropriation expropriation expropriation expropriation Expropriation of the Expropriators expropriations expropriations expropriations expropriations expropriator expropriator expropriator expropriators expropriators

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