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- noun Plural form of
ransomer .
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Examples
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And just because your disability is supposed to be legally ‘covered’, the only guarantee you get is that you will be forced to pay those ransomers whatever they charge you.
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And just because your disability is supposed to be legally ‘covered’, the only guarantee you get is that you will be forced to pay those ransomers whatever they charge you.
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If the answer to either question is yes, then…you can hope for an arrest, but I think that the ransomers have you by the…upper hand.
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You must do so, however, in such a manner that the ransomers feel safe, and that you can be certain of having the painting returned.
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The ransomers will have to make a gross error that will lead us to them, in order for the police to apprehend both them and the painting.
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These ransomers are asking for cash, and lots of it.
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Barney spoke: Why would the ransomers keep the stolen Malevich, but give us back the stolen Caravaggio?
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The ransomers ask for the same price we paid at auction, then they return a fake that, to them, is just the same as the original.
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When the Satrap was released to his Jamaillian ransomers, she would go with him.
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The funds being collected, the ransomers to the number of three or four set sail from Provence or Spain with objects to alleviate the lot of the captives or coax their jailers.
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