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Example Sentences
- At night rebels often enter the camps to steal, to abduct children as soldiers or guides, or simply to spread terror.
- The same pistol-toting thugs tried to abduct him from his sickbed, but fled when another patient raised the alarm.
- Horning fumbled an attempt to abduct another family.
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