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To every individual in nature is given an individual property by nature not to be invaded or usurped by any.
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In areas where zebra mussels have invaded, the improved water clarity may benefit this species.
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Exhibitionists, generally in drunken stupor, invaded the pitches... attempted to run the gauntlet of policemen patrolling the perimeter.
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Ivy invaded the alleyways and climbed over the buildings.
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One can not be held liable for having negligently insulted or defamed another, or for having negligently invaded another's privacy.
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The game ended in a farce as the crowd invaded the pitch thinking that the game was over.
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Hundreds of students invaded the pitch at full-time to be part of the full-time war cry and celebration.
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His cancer was like crabgrass that had invaded a healthy lawn to form a single, knotted mat.
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A fleet of savage beings followed the radiation wave and invaded the planet, and began the systematic destruction of all remaining sentient life.
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The rioters burned part of the palace and invaded part.
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