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confiscations <a confiscation; confiscations> N

confiscations
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confiscation <a confiscation; confiscations> N

confiscation

confiscation acts LAW

confiscation of smuggled goods ECON

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The special part of the collection consists of 15 medieval manuscripts, which came from revolutionary confiscations made in religious communities.
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Data obtained from field examinations, skin confiscations and from radio-collared animals indicated that 58%-73% tiger deaths were related to poaching.
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Also, the council's civil chambers were swamped with claims concerning the legality of the confiscations.
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The confiscations from the 19th intensified this process, but the lands fell into fewer hands.
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The fines, expropriations, and confiscations of foreign-held property meant that the state quickly became the nation's largest landowner, eventually operating forty-five animal-breeding farms.
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The laws led to confiscations of property, arrests and deportations to concentration camps.
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Unrest and rebellion caused by these actions were met with further punitive land confiscations.
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Support for each house largely depended upon dynastic factors, such as blood relationships, marriages within the nobility, and the grants or confiscations of feudal titles and lands.
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