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What you do for money, or what an army does to your country.
means A person's job or profession, or the act of taking and controlling a place, often by force.
from From Latin occupare, to seize or take possession — the same root quietly underlies both your desk job and a military takeover.
Shared rootCareer and conquest spring from one Latin verb.
Census stapleSurveys have logged occupations for over 2000 years.
Legal senseMeans physically possessing land, not just working it.