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Hijack

usgb/ˈhaɪdʒæk/Volume
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Forced Takeover

Hijacking implies forceful and unlawful control, often involving threats or violence.

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Pirates hijacked the cargo ship in international waters.
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Emergency Response

Hijack situations usually lead to an emergency response like negotiations or rescue operations.

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After the hijack, special forces prepared to storm the aircraft.
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Media Coverage

High-profile hijack incidents often attract significant media attention.

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The hijack of the tourist bus made headlines around the world.
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