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Meanings of capture in English
Action of taking something under constraint.
Usage of capture in English
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The state capture inquiry so far He will continue testifying on Tuesday.
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Today is a hugely significant day in the history of state capture.
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It's not been a very good week at the state capture inquiry.
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The electronic health record was used to capture demographic and pathologic data.
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For instance, state capture doesn't start with one family or two families.
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Without this an environment conducive to state capture will continue to flourish.
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In the U.S., wealth and private sector interests capture the political system.
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The London Paper was meant to capture a lucrative new urban readership.
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It will capture every moment, including ones you'll wish you could forget.
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Statistics alone can no longer capture the severity of America's COVID-19 situation.
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But this is information coming from the very heart of state capture.
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These different bands capture different information about the atmosphere and cloud cover.
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Frein's capture was announced in a brief statement by Pennsylvania State Police.
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Rooftop gardens can be used to capture water in dense urban areas.
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However, I was able to capture a protester burning a smaller flag.
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Business and investor confidence has been annihilated by state capture and corruption.
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Capture across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Less common
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