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Meaning of "seized more"
This phrase implies that someone or something has taken hold or grasped an additional amount of something. It suggests that there has been a sudden and forceful action to acquire more of a particular item or resource
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In my time in the field we have seized more junk than ever.
We have seized more illegal drugs and arrested more drug offenders.
Soren and his followers have already seized more than a dozen of your cities.
Authorities seized more than a thousand guns from a Holmby Hills home.
We have also identified more drug addicts and we have seized more illegal drugs.
Because police have seized more FineCals than every other semiautomatic weapon combined.
Reddington put Kemp on the Blacklist because police have seized more FineCals.
Fishery Officers have seized more vessels and gear this year than in most other years.
Riquelme said authorities identified 14 vehicles involved in the attack and seized more than a dozen guns.
Is it time you seized more opportunities?
They seized more than $1 million in drug money his couriers were hauling to Mexico.
Last year alone, banks seized more than one million homes.
It seized more than a third of the island 's territory, including areas populated mainly by Greeks.
During this campaign the police seized more than 65 million bottles of counterfeit drugs.
Reddington put Kemp on the Blacklist - on the Blacklist? because police have seized more FineCals.
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Also, they seized more than a thousand books belonging to him.
Last month we interdicted a tunnel in San Diego and seized more than 10 tonnes of marijuana.
Officers also seized more than 17 grams of methamphetamine and several ecstasy pills.
In September Kenyan police said they seized more than 150 detonators in Nairobi.
Customs seized more than a thousand counterfeit refills from the electronic cigarette brand “ Juul ”.
Colombian police said they have seized more than 86 tons in all so far this year.
They seized more than 30 tons of pangolin products.
After spotting helicopter two plantations of cannabis, police seized more than 1,800 plants gandia.
A very unpleasant feeling seized more and more tourists, including the Hautes Alpes, going to Turin.
In a single successful investigation in Spain, Guardia Civil seized more than 2 000 cultural objects.
Police seized more than half a tonne of the drug MDMA last night, worth 75 million.
For example, the city of Austin, Texas, reportedly seized more than 50 self-service electric scooters.
They also seized more than 137 pounds of illegal drugs.
News2Night Latest News Plavnieki: suspects seized more than 20 grams of amphetamine.
Today, we have seized more than 800 traps, and the operation is not yet complete.
In November and December 2008 customs officials seized more than 34 million illegal pills across the EU.
They seized more than 30 homemade shotguns alongside a wide range of parts, including 102 gun barrels.
In April alone, Thai Customs seized more than 7 tons of illegal African ivory.
Police seized more than 100 gm of marijuana at the junior Chan 's home.
The Russians subsequently seized more than 600 horses and a considerable baggage.
INTERPOL seized more than 1.5 tonnes of illegal waste during a global operation involving 43 countries.
In a two month period, Customs seized more than 34 million illegal pills, far exceeding expectations.
That same year, Chinese police seized more than $3 million of bogus cosmetics, including counterfeit Botox.
The National Guard seized more than 300 cannon when the Prussians entered Paris.
Plavnieki: suspects seized more than 20 grams of amphetamine.
Investigators seized more than 600 marijuana plants.
The police seized more than 350 packets of heroin.
German investigators seized more than 300 photographs and 20 videos from Mustafa.
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He seized me by the collar and flung me out
Decides to remain seized of this priority matter
