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"have been robbed" is correct and usable in written English.
It is the present perfect passive form of the verb "rob." This tense is used to describe an action that started in the past and is still relevant in the present. You can use "have been robbed" when describing a recent or ongoing event, such as a burglary or theft. Example: The store owners have been robbed multiple times in the past year, leading them to install a security system.
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Kids have been robbed.
Siphiwe himself claimed to have been robbed.
"We have been robbed of the police.
"I have been robbed every way imaginable".
Many have been robbed in the past, they said.
They have been robbed of their rightful benefits.
Pet hate: "Photo-graphers have been robbed of their secrets.
Sometimes officials in the very countries that have been robbed are reluctant to move cases forward.
A local man was killed recently during a carjacking, and homes have been robbed at gunpoint.
Thousands of ordinary Czechs are equally unhappy to have been robbed.
Since December, eight convenience stores have been robbed in the area, Sergeant Rehmann said.
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