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Squatting (pastoral) is a term from Australian history, referring to the action of a person (the squatter) who occupied a large tract of Crown Land in order to graze livestock.
Squatter (game), a popular Australian board game about managing such a sheep-station.
Squatting is a term for inhabiting an unused building or plot of land without owning it; a person squatting is known as a squatter, and the house or building occupied by squatters is known as a squat.
Cybersquatting refers to registering Internet domain names similar to popular trademarks with the intent to extort the trademark holder.
Diddly-Squat means nothing. Like, "I owe you diddly squat!"
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Squatting is the act of occupying an abandoned or unoccupied space or building that the squatter does not own, rent or otherwise have permission to use.
To squat in many countries is in itself a crime; in others it is only seen as a civil conflict between the owner and the occupants.
Squatted social centres are often a combination of many things that happen in one space with the main aim of creating a space for people to meet in a non-commercial setting, whether it be for a party, political workshop, to see a film, have a drink or have breakfast.
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