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has expropriated

  • present perfect of expropriate (3rd person singular).

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Investors are already spooked because it has expropriated billions of dollars worth of foreign-owned companies.

From BBC Feb. 16, 2016

The government has expropriated a 60-mile-wide strip of land on each side of the various highways, an area that now totals 888,000 sq. mi., equivalent in size to all of Saudi Arabia.

From Time Magazine Archive

And distribution still goes on; in the past five years, President Adolfo L�pez Mateos has expropriated and parceled out 30 million acres of farmland.

From Time Magazine Archive

In a farsighted reform program, Frei's government has expropriated 1,224 private estates and distributed the land to 30,000 families.

From Time Magazine Archive

He has expropriated 20% of the country's irrigated land for the resettlement of 30,000 landless families.

From Time Magazine Archive