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rightful possession

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See: dominion, interest, ownership


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The city was liberated after the fictional moment depicted in the film; the spatial relations in the shot--the poor children are in a high position where they can survey and symbolically possess the city--let the viewer know; despite the losses in the story, that these children will come into their rightful possession of the city.
Positive thinking magazine is a very unbiased approach to the science and art of positive thinking which is the rightful possession of all of us.
Great, I don't have a problem with that, but please, let the English apologise to the Irish for: 1) Robbing Irish Catholics of their rightful possessions, land, property etc and giving it to the Scottish Protestants that they had taken across to Ireland.
 
 
 
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