Access
Seize
Seize verb - To have a clear idea of.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- Ishiguro, goes on sick leave, he gains access to two executive security codes: enough to authorize the activation of a security failsafe on half a billion sapient robots so he can seize their assets.
Source: Reassignment Backfire - Although the NSA has no authority to investigate homicides, they seize all of the evidence they claim has security implications and refuse to grant the BPD team access to it.
Source: Jurisdiction Friction -
Later the same year, an estimated 800 French soldiers aboard six warships attempted to seize the mouth of the Han River and coastal access to the capital, only to be forced back by winter and overwhelming opposition.
Source: Gunboat Diplomacy
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