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However, at about the age of 12, she was kidnapped by a raiding group of Hidatsa Indians, and taken to their village.

Hungry elephants pose big problems for small farmers and villagers in some parts of Kenya raiding for food and wiping out homes and livelihoods in the process.

While many would believe these expeditions entailed the raiding of monasteries and cities along the coast, many expeditions were actually with the goal of trade and enlisting as foreign mercenaries.

Yeah, we've raiding the fifth already, and you?

His patrols halted the raiding parties: hunger assailed the Danish army.

This animal was shot—an illegal act—while it was raiding a rice field near the park.

Two of the highest-grossing films in China in the past year were based on popular online novels about raiding tombs.

The Galla tribe from Ethiopia used coffee, but not as a drink. They would wrap the beans in animal fat as their only source of nutrition while on raiding parties.

Mr Obama's supporters accuse Mrs Clinton of raiding Karl Rove's playbook.

Mares were the best mounts for raiding parties, as they would not nicker to the enemy tribe's horses.

When the Vikings began raiding the North-East of England, the monks of Lindisfarne fled their island home with Cuthbert's bones and wandered until they found sanctuary in Durham.

As a privateer he spent his time raiding the French along the West African coastline..

A senior bank executive in Mumbai admitted to raiding his daughter's piggy bank to pay for tolls on his way to work.

Countryside robbers are learning the ways of the wild west by stampeding cattle to distract farmers before raiding their homes.

That will almost certainly include raiding the reserves to help balance the books.

Up into the 11th century the Danes were known as Vikings, together with Norwegians and Swedes, colonising, raiding and trading in all parts of Europe.

I like to think of the fish balanced against the stream like flags blown out; and of water-beetles slowly raiding domes of mud upon the bed of the river.