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Discover Ludwig"kidnapped to" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to describe the action of someone being taken or abducted to a specific location. Here are a few examples: 1. The young girl was kidnapped to a remote cabin in the mountains. 2. The businessman was kidnapped to an undisclosed location by his rival's henchmen. 3. The family of tourists was kidnapped to a deserted island by pirates. 4. The political activist was kidnapped to a secret facility for interrogation. 5. The princess was kidnapped to a tower by an evil witch.
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Scholars and artisans were kidnapped to Japan, where they were forced to teach Korea's advanced technology.
I'm also reading "Kidnapped" to my sons, who are ten and eight.
Their infant son is kidnapped, to be sold, for body parts, to a spirit healer.
The information has led some family members to conclude that Elizabeth might have been kidnapped to be a wife.
All three men were kidnapped to China for political offenses: publishing information embarrassing to the Communist Party.
The police officer showed up at Rose's house the morning after she was kidnapped to tell the family what had happened.
Shalit is the father of the young soldier Gilad Shalit, who was kidnapped to Gaza in 2006 and returned alive last year.
In this novel young Apolline pines in her convent for her elder sister, Ursule, who has been kidnapped to provide sexual entertainment for King Louis XV.
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It asked the government to go after the kidnapping masterminds, to establish a special court to try kidnapping cases, to provide resources to the kidnapping task force, and to impose the death penalty on convicted kidnappers.
In 2006, tradesmen, such as drivers and carriers, were twice as likely to be kidnapped compared to 2002 figures.
And we didn't have to kidnap anybody to make it happen".
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Justyna Jupowicz-Kozak
CEO of Professional Science Editing for Scientists @ prosciediting.com