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Uso de hijacked by en inglés
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In some cases, moreover, their protests were also hijacked by violent extremists.
Reuters
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The tanker is hijacked by pirates and the crew is taken hostage.
The Guardian
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Our celebration of the birth of Christ has been hijacked by commercialism.
The Irish Times
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It's been hijacked by terrorists who say they have a bomb.
News.com.au
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Since then, relativistic arguments have been hijacked by the populist right.
The Guardian
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The PMO is, in turn, hijacked by the foreign oil lobby.
The Guardian
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But chances of the agenda being hijacked by the alleged affair are high.
Reuters
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For them, their revolution has been hijacked by Islamists and the old guard.
Reuters
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Could this cosy, fictional murder mystery have been hijacked by something less fictional?
Radio NZ
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The president said the well-intentioned protests were hijacked by thugs.
Jamaica Observer
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One movement hijacked by QAnon is the protection of children.
News.com.au
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But it has now been hijacked by the machine politics of the hard left.
The Guardian
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The Assembly was hijacked by a well-organised group of students implementing a carefully-prepared plan.
The South African
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They allowed the agenda to be hijacked by fringe factions.
The Irish Times
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So far this match has not been hijacked by the farewell of Andrew Flintoff.
The Guardian
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Mr Lee said it was politically hijacked by people sitting around the council table.
Radio NZ
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