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View definitions for hostile takeover

hostile takeover

noun as in takeover bid

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“The Administration’s actions are brazenly unlawful. They go well beyond the bounds of the President’s limited authority and instead seek a hostile takeover of MPD.”

In an unexpected appearance at the White House in February, Musk denied leading a "hostile takeover" of the US government, and defended his approach.

From BBC

Thus it is, in the United States at least, whether through merger or hostile takeover, that there is now no meaningful distinction between conservative, far-right and fascist; they are also identified with the Republican Party.

From Salon

And the headcount-slashing, hostile takeover approach is already producing similar results within the federal government.

From Salon

This is no hostile takeover proposal — more like an actual proposal-proposal, with a really big dowry.

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