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proprietor
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proprietor
1. an owner of an unincorporated business enterprise
2. a person enjoying exclusive right of ownership to some property
3. US history a governor or body of governors of a proprietary colony


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Clive sometimes stood between them proprietorially, regarding them both.
The bestseller of Beau Diamond by Ewing, Barbara / Harvard Review
Simba al-Tikriti, the first cat she brought out of Iraq, prowls proprietorially across Louise's living-room carpet, but in two weeks he will be joined by three other strays: Googles, Felix and Pudding - all coming to the end of their quarantine at the Tophat N'Tail boarding kennels and cattery in Solihull.
Operation Pet Rescue by warzone Cat Woman by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
In his poem, Brome urges, proprietorially, that 'Thou World, Read and Collect all, here, exprest', further suggesting that it was Brome himself who was the collector.
'A storm of lamentations writ': Lachrymae Musarum and royalist ... by McWilliams, John / Yearbook of English Studies
 
 
 
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