Advantage
Ownership
Ownership noun - The state or fact of being an owner.
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Synonyms for Ownership
Advantage and ownership are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Advantage" instead a noun "Ownership".
Nearby Word: owner
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And earlier in the film, the Student Council takes advantage of of a loophole to retain ownership of their tanks by writing them all off as "lost" and handing them over to Saunders for safekeeping.
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The advantage for the poor farmers was tax exemption, as a lack of land-ownership and bondage to the plantation owners meant you couldn't be taxed, as you were no longer an independent earner.
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The episode "Devil's Due" had the crew tangling with an alien con-woman who took advantage of a civilization's legend of a past Deal with the Devil to pose as said "devil" (she claims to be several others as well, including Satan) and thus literally claim ownership to the entire planet.
Source: God Guise
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