kidnapped

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• Above all, though, as biographer James Pope-Hennessy observed, the author of “Kidnapped” remains “the great exhilarator.”

• Astiz had infiltrated the group by pretending to have a kidnapped brother.

• Could these young women wrapped in explosives be some of the 300 schoolgirls kidnapped by the group last April?

• Just last year, over 200 Nigerian girls were kidnapped from their school by the radical Islamist group Boko Haram.

• Cvetkovich claimed her husband had kidnapped her two young children and took off for Oregon in search of Masters.

• Woman claims Uber driver kidnapped her, Uber claims "inefficient route."

• It seems probable that he must have been kidnapped when very young, or found while astray in the woods.

• About the following, let there be no mistake: I will not write the abstract of Kidnapped; write it who will, I will not.

• When he was old he established a seraglio of fifteen-year-old girls, the most beautiful that could be bought or kidnapped.

• Seamen were kidnapped, often after a bloody struggle, and if caught inland were sent to the ports ironed like criminals.

• The enmity that caused you to be kidnapped and carried away into the mountains still exists, and exists in even greater measure.