| This poor, unsuspecting passenger was frogmarched off an aeroplane in full view of all the other passengers. |
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| Eight hours later, the nightmare continued as he was frogmarched out of the warehouse, tied up again and thrown into the same car boot. |
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| They joined in and managed to catch him and he was frogmarched to the cash point and forced to withdraw cash to pay the bill. |
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| The manager and waiter were frogmarched downstairs and locked in one of the cupboards while the robbers emptied the safe of cash. |
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| One held the shop's security guard at gunpoint while a second raider frogmarched a female member of staff into its office and ordered her to open a safe. |
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| The tallest pulled Andrew to his feet and frogmarched him to the stern. |
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| As he did so the big man quickly grabbed his arms and the woman stripped his armour breastplate away, and he was frogmarched towards a small crag. |
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| You get through checkout and out the door, unaware that you're still clutching an unpaid-for package until you're frogmarched off to the manager's office. |
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| First he was banging on various windows as he was frogmarched from the offices of a magazine from which he'd just been fired. |
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| Until now. On November 27th, troops loyal to a new civilian government frogmarched the strongman to court where he was indicted for kidnapping and according to some murder and conspiracy. |
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| They took a while to catch on: the first men who modelled them, at Sydney's Bondi Beach, were arrested and frogmarched off the beach, just as Kellerman had been in Boston. |
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| The whole thing's being portrayed as if the poor are being jumped from their beds and frogmarched down to the café to spend their last few pence on Coco Pops served in a trendy bowl. |
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