See arrogate in All languages combined, or Wiktionary
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"ref": "1874, Patrick James Stirling, What is Money?, Putnam, translation of original by Frédéric Bastiat, page 169:",
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"sense": "to appropriate or lay claim to something without right",
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"word": "tilta seg"
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"code": "no",
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"sense": "to appropriate or lay claim to something without right",
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},
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"sense": "to appropriate or lay claim to something without right",
"word": "an sich reißen"
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"word": "arogar"
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"sense": "to appropriate or lay claim to something without right",
"word": "横取りする"
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