verb
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
assault
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Mrs Mandela was jailed for six years on kidnapping and assault charges but released on bail pending a yet-to-be-heard appeal.
child
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The same day, two men were accused of kidnapping five children and imprisoning them in a cave for two weeks.
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Everyone assumed that it was the kidnapped child , and the remains were hastily cremated.
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This custom ended suddenly when a witch took the opportunity to kidnap several of the children , who were never seen again.
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He and his cloned cohorts kidnap children to steal their dreams, which turn into nightmares.
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Though they were pardoned three years later by President Carlos Menem, they are again under house arrest charged with kidnapping children .
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We thought they were going to try to kidnap one of our children .
girl
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He denied plotting to kidnap the girl .
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Davis had just confessed to kidnapping and killing the girl .
man
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A spokesman for the parallel government said that the two men had been kidnapped .
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The same day, two men were accused of kidnapping five children and imprisoning them in a cave for two weeks.
murder
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The charges against Abu Bakr and 113 of his followers included murder , kidnapping and the illegal possession of arms and ammunition.
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It is hardly in the same league as murder or kidnapping .
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The formula includes the obvious, such as murder , rape, kidnapping , and so on.
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Davis also faces three other special circumstances in connection with the murder charge: kidnapping , burglary and robbery.
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H., was charged with murder and kidnapping Tuesday morning.
ransom
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A number of foreign businessmen have been kidnapped and held for ransom in Manila.
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Murder plots, for instance, and kidnapping schemes for giant ransoms .
woman
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One side kidnaps women over bungled drug deals, rapes other women, attacks shopkeepers and, occasionally, shoots the police.
■ VERB
accuse
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The same day, two men were accused of kidnapping five children and imprisoning them in a cave for two weeks.
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Officers arrested Celso Rodriguez, 31, and Rachel Mendoza, 38, accusing them of kidnapping and extortion.
charge
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Though they were pardoned three years later by President Carlos Menem, they are again under house arrest charged with kidnapping children.
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Some are suspected but not yet charged with the kidnapping of high-tech executives, authorities said.
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Brumley also could be charged with kidnapping , carjacking and gun violations.
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H., was charged with murder and kidnapping Tuesday morning.
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The agent was first charged with rape and kidnapping , according to Human Rights Watch.
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Yuri Budanov has been charged with kidnapping and murdering Heda Kungayeva near the village of Tangi-Chu 11 months ago.
kill
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Yet this has been tried before: Hezbollah leaders have been killed and kidnapped and the guerrillas carried on.
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Rolfe, of Broxbourne, denies threatening to kill and kidnapping Mrs Armsby, 45.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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He was kidnapped by vigilantes in El Centro, beaten and robbed, and then set on fire.
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Ten tourists were kidnapped by militants in a remote southern area.
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Terrorists have kidnapped a French officer and are demanding $400,000 from the French government.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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A spokesman for the parallel government said that the two men had been kidnapped.
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Everyone assumed that it was the kidnapped child, and the remains were hastily cremated.
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Hedayat Eslaminia was kidnapped from his Belmont apartment on July 30, 1984.
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If you can, kidnap him!
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The encounter ends with Robert incompetently kidnapping Celine.
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Then we get back to the taxi, and there you are waving your weaponry, and kidnapping us.