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renationalize

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renationalize [ˈriːˈnæʃnəlaɪz] VT → renacionalizar
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I fear that his carefully crafted plan to eliminate the independent media and renationalize strategic industries will accelerate, with little resistance from a population worried about the details of day-to-day existence.
Rethinking Russia's importance on the global stage by Adams, Tucker Hart / ColoradoBiz
Renationalize the service industries--water, energy, transport, communications--all of which were sold for a song under the rule of neoliberalism.
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58) These and other events have provided more than enough evidence to show that the Russian government is wielding a tremendous amount of influence in its effort to renationalize a portion of the oil industry.
Status of Russian petroleum legislation by Skelton, James W., Jr. / Houston Journal of International Law
 
 
 
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