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Börsensessionen
Börsensitzungen
u rečniku PONS
self-pos·ˈses·sion N no pl
Selbstbeherrschung f <-> kein pl
dis·pos·ses·sion [ˌdɪspəˈzeʃən] N no pl form
Enteignung f <-, -en>
ˈjam ses·sion N inf
Jamsession f <-, -s>
closed ˈses·sion N LAW
ˈgab ses·sion N inf
ˈpho·to ses·sion N
Fototermin m <-(e)s, -e>
pos·ses·sion [pəˈzeʃən] N
1. possession no pl (having):
Besitz m <-es, -e>
to gain [or take]possession [of sth] LAW
2. possession usu pl (something owned):
Besitz m <-es, -e> kein pl
3. possession POL (area of land):
Besitzung[en] f[pl] form
Landbesitz m <-es> kein pl
4. possession no pl SPORTS:
Phrases:
ob·ses·sion [əbˈseʃən] N
1. obsession (preoccupation):
Manie f <-, -ni̱·en>
obsession with cleanliness
Sauberkeitsfimmel m <-s> kein pl inf
von etw dat besessen sein
2. obsession PSYCH (distressing idea):
Obsession f <-, -en> form
ob·ses·sion·al·ly [əbˈseʃənəli] ADV
obsessionally → obsessively
ob·ses·sive·ly [əbˈsesɪvli] ADV
OpenDict unos
possession N
PONS rečnik bankarstva, finansija i osiguranja
possession N ECON LAW
constructive possession N ECON LAW
plenary session N CORP STRUCT
trading session N FINMKT
special session N HUM RESOURCES
end of the exchange session N FINMKT
exchange session N FINMKT
supervisory board plenary session N ECON LAW
Klett rečnik iz geografije
splitting up of possessions N
PONS OpenDict

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To the extent that the bourgeoisie accepts redistribution, it must be through the parceling of the land in hundreds of units after its legal dispossession.
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These latter, though reimbursed above and beyond the requirements of the law, continued to complain of dispossession.
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Dispossession, relegation, and independence become major preoccupations of his poetry.
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Many of these works are concerned with the geopolitics of entitlements and dispossession.
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In that sense, the profit is created by dispossession of peoples or nations.
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