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possess

[puh-zes] / pəˈzɛs /


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It possesses the world’s fourth-largest crude reserves and second-largest reserves of natural gas but is prevented from exporting most of it because of a U.S. oil embargo.

From The Wall Street Journal

The email notice, which was reviewed by The Times, instructed residents to remove any burnt cars from their lots as quickly as possible, since contractors cannot dispose of vehicles without possessing the title.

From Los Angeles Times

While LLMs can predict the next word in a sequence, they don’t possess an understanding of physics, and they can’t visualize and manipulate objects and spaces in three dimensions.

From MarketWatch

While LLMs can predict the next word in a sequence, they don’t possess an understanding of physics, and they can’t visualize and manipulate objects and spaces in three dimensions.

From MarketWatch

Montoro is able to operate well in tight spaces and possesses excellent passing skills.

From BBC