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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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The company issued a statement on Instagram saying that its leadership had no reason to believe the seized sneakers had been stolen.
He added: "Our services' aim is to seize the largest possible quantities of contraband and to detain organisers and perpetrators so that this activity is unprofitable and does not pose a risk to civil aviation."
He suggested Republicans should seize the opportunity to "clear out dead wood" and gave no hint of concessions to Democratic demands that legislation funding the government should include healthcare insurance subsidies.
"But if a job opportunity arises, we will seize it without hesitation."
What is clear is China is seizing the momentum as the US pulls back from its position as a top destination for international talent and visitors.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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