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abduct
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abduct verb carry away, convey away, decamp, deprive, ensnare, impress, kidnap, pirate, purloin, ravish, shanghai, spirit away, subjugate, take away, take by force, take surreptitiously
Associated concepts: kidnapping
Foreign phrases: A piratis aut latronibus capti liberi perranent.Persons taken by pirates or robbers remain free.
See also: carry away, hijack, kidnap


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She said the abductees were released Thursday after 'Norwegian authorities worked very hard and intensely' to secure their freedom.
file/AFP) The abductees are two teenage ladies, one of whom gave birth in the bush, fled the LRA during recent battles between the rebels and the Ugandan army in the jungles of Central African Republic.
Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry has directed that PPO Sindh may cause recovery of abductee and produce before District & Sessions Judge who shall record the statement of abductee and report within two week to this court.
 
 
 
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