occupying

Or wait until there is something more newsworthy occupying the rest of the journalists and then re-open the investigation.

Plus their population still remember us and what we did, cause the embargo is on going and we are occupying Guantanamo which they wants back.

Michael Fassbender is very good at completely occupying the role, so maybe it won't matter too much.

Thus, a residential tower with 400 units at $100,000 each and occupying five acres adds $40 million to the valuation.

The North still made the first move, by occupying the confederate fort and refusing to leave.

This mission started with Pluto being nothing but a blurry dot occupying a dozen pixels.

But consider this: you are aware of yourself, but how do you know that you are the only thing occupying your brain?

As traffic density increases, two wheelers fill the gaps left by cars, occupying effectively zero road space when traffic is completely gridlocked.

It's interesting to try to guess how these factions, each occupying some point on the political/idealogical grid, are going to look like in 10 years.

If I didn't have a couple of other compelling things occupying me right now I'd seriously consider joining their team in DC pronto.

It might cause somebody who'd buy a home to decide to rent instead, but remember that somebody else is currently occupying that home (or better yet, renting it out).

Also, occupying valuable land is by choice.

Although that person is using your internet with a $4 coffee, they're occupying space after everybody "is gone"(9am-11am and 1pm-4pm), contributing with their physical presence.

>the state evolves in a predictable way from "god's eye", not from the perspective of the experiment occupying any given branch.

"Rent Control" is something that specifically applies to residents occupying a unit prior to a specific day in 1971 and their qualified heirs.

> the state evolves in a predictable way from "god's eye", but not from the perspective of the experiment occupying any given branch.