How To Use Hijacking In A Sentence
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He rued that they were hijacking his Utopian concepts to unleash "a free-for-all fucking epidemic".
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By hijacking the legitimate connection to a traditional wired computer network, hackers might be able to exploit the soft underbelly of corporate networks and launch even more invasive attacks.
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It took us three days by bullock cart to reach Delhi and there was no point in hijacking that vehicle.
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The hijacking became a trigger point for military action.
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Yoo and Bybee aren't responsible for the government committing the crimes that these two goons were hired to so-called legalise, for the Presidential administration, the Congress, the DoJ, ... always know very well that there was NO way to officially legalise these crimes without usurping (or hijacking) the U.S.
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The documents showed some entered the country in the days around the suicide hijackings.
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I suggest that because the emotions in chessboxing are hugely more powerful than those in chess, so the chance of a "neural hijacking" is far more likely!!
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He's really a cop going undercover to find the perpetrators of a series of daring hijackings.
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Mr Sharif and six co - accused are facing charges of hijacking, attempted murder, kidnapping and terrorism.
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Police are also investigating the gang's possible links to three hijackings and another murder, all in Mdantsane.
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They Pakistanis have stoutly denied any association with the hijacking.
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I guess I should also apologise to Nick D' Angelo for hijacking the Beats Per Minute show in 1989.
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The adverse publicity generated by the hijacking was the last thing the airline needed.
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Star in Isaiah 14: 12 The Book of Isaiah has the following passage: christian on the run in egypt 'aida' brings ancient egypt to tuacahn as egypt's mubarak comes to washington, labor unr est surges at home big names left out of egypt squad captive egyptians defeat somali pirates, sail free egypt labor strikes point to desperate conditions egypt restoring historic synagogue egypt: 26 hizbullah suspects stand trial egypt: 34 fishermen free months after hijacking egypt: 34 fishermen freed months after somalia hijacking egypt: israeli freeze must include east jerusalem egypt: us to release mideast peace-talk plans in sept. egyptian crew members overpower
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‘Looks-wise, you're perfect,’ Craigy-boy said, hijacking an interview with the Mirror and using it as an open address to the actress.
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He's actually trying to stop the pilot hijacking the jet.
Times, Sunday Times
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“The greatest tragedy in mankind's entire history may be the hijacking of morality by religion.”
A largely spoiler-free review of “Battlestar Galactica” prequel “Caprica”
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Icann has a new policy about domain name transfers which will make hijacking domains much easier.
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This is a threat greater than hijacking or suicide hijacking an aircraft.
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There are probably copyright issues as well in terms of hijacking original works for profit.
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New security advice was issued, including a warning of an increased risk to aircraft of hijackings.
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For all of the handwringing and concern trolling and conserva-snarking about how his progressivism is part of a cynical bamboozlement or hijacking of the left, leading to nothing but tears and disappointment, Obama has in the first 48 hours of his presidency proven to be astonishingly progressive.
No More White Lies, The President Is Black | ATTACKERMAN
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All the networks pre-empted their regular schedules to broadcast news of the hijacking.
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The backlash could include bombings, kidnappings, plane hijackings and even beheadings.
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If the threat is hijacking, then the countermeasure doesn't protect against all the myriad of ways people can subdue the pilot and crew.
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The Wardrobe, St Peter's Square, FriMarc RowlandsElectronic disco dudes Dollop's hijacking of the rather unglamorously named CitiPost Warehouse which was formerly known as simply the Scrutton Street Warehouse sadly comes to an end this Friday evening.
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I even considered hijacking a couple of prints and jamming some waterfalls and sunsets in there to give myself a shot at the prize.
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Let us not forget that this was a multiple hijacking, of which there have been hundreds over the decades since commercial flight became popular.
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He has been slowly hijacking the machinery of government and developing parallel non-democratic governance structures.
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And we have to answer that the politicians and their fixers are taking our money, hijacking our democracy, stifling debate and treating voters with contempt.
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What about the hijacking of threads by halbert holmert and the muteness of TP?
Think Progress » Pelosi: Congress Will Not Fund Escalation If Bush Does Not Justify It
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The gang has also been linked to assaults on two researchers, a hijacking and two attempted hijackings.
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A total of 77 crew members were taken Sunday in the hijackings 1,200 miles (1,900 kilometers) east of Somalia in the Indian Ocean – the farthest from the Somali coast pirates have ever attacked, the EU Naval Force said.
Somali Pirates Seize 3 Thai Ships With 77 Crew
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If it is approved, it will then award the death penalty to any aider and abettor of a hijacking as well.
Indian Cabinet Approves Tougher Hijacking Law
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Experts believe the goal of the hijacking was to fool users into divulging personal financial data such as credit card numbers and account usernames and passwords.
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Two men said to have a ‘history of hijacking’ were arrested when the coastguard boarded a cruise ship 20 miles off Miami.
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I predict that when the next in this spate of hijackings occurs the gunmen will reckon they have little to lose by fighting to the death.
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The shrill voice of the police vehicle was behind them, bethought of hijacking the hostage.
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Tonight's quote is from the California Congressman who accused the Ninth Circuit Court of hijacking the electoral process.
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I prefer "unregenerate" to Riesman's implicit "immature" ( "As we shall see, not all other-directed people are inside-dopesters, but perhaps, for the lack of a more mature form of their type, many of them aspire to be" [p. 200]) in the light of the subsequent hijacking of
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Unless the Swedes and Norwegians start awarding Nobel Prizes for plane hijackings, pizza shop bombings, civilian bus attacks, Jihad suicides/homicides, drive-by shootings, throat-slittings, embassy attacks and other such acts of barbarisms, the embarrassing low level of contribution to the welfare of Civilization and Mankind by the [Arab] Muslim world will continue.
Matthew Yglesias » Presidential Trouble
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They concluded that terrorist cells could send members on flights without any intention of hijacking the plane just to see whether or not members would be flagged.
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The latest hijacking attempt shows that safety precautions are virtually non-existent on Australian aircraft but our bureaucratized government assures us that ‘talks are continuing’ on the matter!
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It's more like several mini-sequences: the botched hijacking, Brian and Dominic's square-off with the Asian punks, and their final confrontation.
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The adverse publicity generated by the hijacking was the last thing the airline needed.
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The dead man was a known criminal with more than 40 previous convictions, including armed robbery and car hijackings.
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So far from my mind were hijackings and terrorists with knives that I did not think anything of it.
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I also knew that the area where my aunt lives is prone to attempted burglaries and hijackings.
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There could be ‘suicide operations, hijackings, bombings or kidnappings’, the warning added.
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According to police crime statistics released in September there were 13,793 car hijackings in South Africa in the previous year.
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Societies like that are called "aristocracies," and all those so-called Constitutional Originalists running around hijacking elections by screaming about excessive taxation should take a moment to remember that our Constitution was designed precisely to interfere with the establishment of a government by inheritance.
Kelly Kleiman: Billions for Charity, But Not One Cent for Taxes!
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He's actually trying to stop the pilot hijacking the jet.
Times, Sunday Times
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That occurred at the Munich Olympics and in a lot of aircraft hijackings.
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Cold-blooded murder, armed hijackings, burglary, robbery and assault are rife.
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Hijacking every video screen, the anonym delivers an ultimatum.
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Nevertheless, hard proof that he ordered the hijackings may never come to light.
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It threw a spotlight on rumours and warnings of terrorists carrying out ‘dry runs’ for future hijackings.
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The crew decides to return to Earth to face charges from Starfleet Command related to hijacking their own ship.
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Police said Nichols attempted more hijackings and it was thought he had stolen another vehicle from the same garage.
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It was members of this group that rampaged through the city two weeks ago and have been hijacking vehicles and breaking into houses in the vicinity of parliament.
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There have been a series of hijackings recently in the area.
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Her husband is accused of setting up the lethal fake hijacking.
The Sun
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Hijacking astronomical argot from “white dwarves” to “red giants,” Big Bang explodes from this empty center with an elliptic circumscription of parodic pseudo-charts and de-functionalized cosmological notions.
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While piracy looks to be the main motivation for the hijacking, fans of the Die Hard series are probably already wondering if the robbery is a cover for something even bigger.
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In keeping aloft ideals of plurality of thought, of economic and social justice and of dissent, teachers, teacher educators and the community must resist the ideological hijacking of our past, present and future.
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Why go to all the trouble of hijacking the ship and then leave the cargo at the warehouse?
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There are two significant ways in which this fixation on passion as a prerequisite for success in business is seriously damaging: it deludes new and potential entrepreneurs into believing that if only they can find their 'true north', then their business venture will surely succeed; and it is hijacking or at least hobbling the development of serious leaders with genuine depth.
Les McKeown: Stop Trying to Find Your Passion and Get to Work
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Originally made as a three-part series for French TV, it is five-and-a-half hours long in its full form (though a half-length feature is also on release in the UK), exhaustively researched and often exhilarating to watch, as we track the fledgling revolutionary, charmingly portrayed by Venezuelan actor Edgar Ramírez, through countless countries, attacks, hijackings and escapes, to his eventual arrest in Sudan in 1994.
Carlos director Olivier Assayas on the terrorist who became a pop culture icon
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This indicated that crime decreased in the murder, assault, rape, housebreaking and vehicle hijacking categories.
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The country has the highest number of murders, rapes, hijackings and violent robberies in the world.
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Two men said to have a ‘history of hijacking’ were arrested when the coastguard boarded a cruise ship 20 miles off Miami.
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All the networks pre-empted their regular schedules to broadcast news of the hijacking.
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When I offered the dhobi a small tip for hijacking him from his work, he refused the tip and touched my heart when he said, I spoke to you from my heart.
Shahnaz Taplin-Chinoy: The Ecstasy and Agony of India -- From the Political to the Tribal
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An anti hijacking system for an airplane to be operated during flight.
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He sometimes refers to it as a 'hijacking'.
Times, Sunday Times
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Organized loss of cargo takes place in a wide variety of ways, from employee/driver theft to hijacking of entire fleets of trailers and rail cars.
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By smashing the highly-lucrative market, police aim to slash the number of cars taken in burglaries and hijackings throughout the district.
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The ambassador went on to suggest that one Guardian columnist hankered after "the massacre of athletes at the Munich Olympics, the hijacking of planes or the suicide bombing of civilians in shopping malls and pizza parlors" and concluded by drawing parallels between the Hamas charter and the stance of a paper which has supported Israel's right to exist since long before 1948.
Ian Katz: Israeli Ambassador's Dishonest Attacks on the Guardian Miss the Point
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The way they finally reversed that trend was to conclude an agreement with Castro that anybody hijacking planes to Cuba would be immediately arrested and put in jail for forty years.
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The men were intent on hijacking the airplane.
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At least one of the airliners involved transmitted a hijacking beacon.
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HONG KONG — The sole surviving child of a Hong Kong woman with Canadian citizenship who lost her husband and two daughters in a Philippine bus hijacking has woken from a coma and identified his mother nearly two months after the tragedy, his doctor said Wednesday.
Jason Leung, Teen Victim In Philippines Bus Tragedy, Wakes From Coma
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The new security regulations are being introduced to reduce the risk of terrorism and other criminal acts, including hijackings and piracy.
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When combined with a recent murder, car hijackings and muggings, the streets of this city are becoming increasingly dangerous.
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No deaths or injuries had occurred during the hijacking.
Times, Sunday Times
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It's not like hijackings, where the terrorists are conveniently there to be mobbed.
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Some even worry that malefactors will go a step further, and begin hijacking address space that's already in active use.
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The hijacking scenes are suitably terrifying, as Jack, a journalist on holiday with his family, is unable to protect his wife and two daughters when all hell breaks loose.
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One particularly edgy sequence involves the hijacking of a transit bus by a young hoodlum, who's then frustrated by the unwillingness of his hostages to express themselves honestly to him.
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They are taking measures to guarantee against the occurrence of hijacking.
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When an information resource is collectively provided and placed in the public domain, hijacking sounds even more censurable and in theory resembles a real theft.
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The term filibuster was applied at the time to American adventurers, mostly from Southern states, who wanted to overthrow the governments of Central American states - filibustering was seen as a tactic for pirating or hijacking debate for self-gain.
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By hijacking the legitimate connection to a traditional wired computer network, hackers might be able to exploit the soft underbelly of corporate networks and launch even more invasive attacks.
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The Manila Bus Hostage Taking and hijacking incident ended last night in a bloodbath after an 11-hour standoff.
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Mabanta said the military's Light Reaction Company had been trained by US Special Forces to handle different kinds of crises, including hijackings and hostage situations.
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As “Kid Devil”, he assisted his hero in foiling an airplane hijacking, and later helped defeat one of his enemies, the Vanquisher.
DC Thursday Thirteen - SciFiChick.com
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There have been a series of hijackings recently in the area.
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There were 28 hijackings of U-S. passenger aircraft in 1972, despite profiling to determine whose carry-on luggage would be X-rayed.
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But careful scrutiny of passenger manifests and the brief questioning of seven passengers failed to turn up evidence that a suicide hijacking was likely.
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In the latest example, Tony had to step in and place Paulie Walnuts in charge of a cigarette hijacking operation that Christopher apparently botched.
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He was twice flung into jail and survived a plane hijacking.
Times, Sunday Times
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The 1960s to 1980s were the heyday of aircraft hijackings.
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Hijacking in the traditional sense is out of fashion.
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