Possession

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Specific meanings:

A material possession is any item or property owned by a person or group. Wealth is a measure of a person's material possessions.
A political possession is another word for a dependent area or a colony; that is, a territory under the control and protection of a larger country, but which is not considered part of that country. For example, Guam is a possession of the United States.
Spiritual possession refers to the supposed ability of some spirits to inhabit a human body.
Possession is also a type of ownership supported by some proponents of anarchism who seek to abolish private property as an institution of coercion.
Possession is a 2002 motion picture.

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