| have privilege | 10.14 | Ownership has its privileges. | ||
| abuse privilege | 2.57 | But they have abused the privilege. | ||
| enjoy privilege | 2.37 | Private firms already enjoy the privilege. | ||
| lose privilege | 2.11 | If he acted up, he lost privileges. | ||
| grant privilege | 1.78 | The Manson jurors were granted those privileges. | ||
| give privilege | 1.51 | Why should famous people be given special privileges? | ||
| revoke privilege | 1.51 | Their privileges were revoked after they misbehaved. | ||
| invoke privilege | 1.45 | Lindsey balked at answering certain questions, invoking the privilege. | ||
| earn privilege | 1.38 | Make them earn the privilege. | ||
| receive privilege | 1.18 | A real estate company allegedly received privileges from city authorities in return. | ||
| claim privilege | 1.05 | Claiming diplomatic privilege, he angrily refused. | ||
| extend privilege | 1.05 | The same privilege is now extended to immigrants from Cuba. | ||
| use privilege | 1.05 | We look at how the privilege has been used in the past. | ||
| withdraw privilege | 0.99 | The German government, however, withdrew the privilege in August. | ||
| get privilege | 0.92 | I thought members got their privileges. | ||
| assert privilege | 0.72 | For example, the White House asserted unfounded privileges that were later rejected in court. | ||
| play privilege | 0.59 | Simply obtain PGA Tour playing privileges first. | ||
| provide privilege | 0.59 | The law provides privileges for those who surrender. | ||
| renew privilege | 0.59 | Clinton calls for renewing trade privileges. | ||
| withhold privilege | 0.59 | Washington on Tuesday called on the EU to withhold trade privileges from Serbia to protest government repression. |