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hijack

verb as in seize control

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As a result, Mr Farrow believes different groups have since been able to hijack them as their own symbols.

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In 1970, a group of young Japanese zealots hoping to ignite a communist revolution hijacked a passenger plane and demanded to be flown to Pyongyang.

Nobody else in America has ever hijacked a commercial airliner for money and never been caught.

Spurs had been close to signing him from Palace before the Gunners hijacked the move.

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Police said two teenagers, aged 16 and 18, have been arrested as they investigate a case of attempted murder and attempted hijacking.

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