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expropriate

[eks-proh-pree-eyt] / ɛksˈproʊ priˌeɪt /


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The forced auction was a lengthy process that pitted Amber Energy against one other contender, Gold Reserves Ltd., a creditor of Venezuela that had its gold- and copper-mining assets expropriated.

From MarketWatch

The forced auction was a lengthy process that pitted Amber Energy against one other contender, Gold Reserves Ltd., a creditor of Venezuela that had its gold- and copper-mining assets expropriated.

From MarketWatch

Many locals want the land back that was expropriated by PPC years ago to mine the low-grade brown coal so they can farm it again.

From Barron's

Investors whose assets were expropriated after Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine might seek to claw back some of their money.

From The Wall Street Journal

He eventually expropriated assets from foreign investors that refused to accept these new terms.

From Barron's