• Slack-jawed prison guards watched as the helicopter then spirited away as two of their prisoners clung on.

    CNN: STORY HIGHLIGHTS

  • In September, Pentagon officials revealed to the Financial Times that Chinese cyberspies had spirited away an unknown amount of the Department of Defense's e-mail data, potentially gaining access to classified documents.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Could Mr Rybkin have been spirited away by the security services, as a warning to tone down his criticism of the president?

    ECONOMIST: Death, disappearance and mystery

  • Neath rewarded Phillips with a new three-year contract in May, but he may now be spirited away from the Gnoll by the national side.

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  • His wife was grabbed and spirited away onboard the pirates' speedboat.

    CNN: STORY HIGHLIGHTS

  • "We believe, " the co-authors write, that there were three crash sites, including one not previously identified (site No. 7), and not one but two sets of recovered bodies spirited away by the authorities. (The total number of corpses and their precise hue is not made clear).

    FORBES: Those Roswell Aliens Dropped In Everywhere

  • The German authorities ordered genetic tests after a British book asserted that Bormann had been spirited away by British commandos after the war to help them track down looted Nazi gold.

    BBC: Bormann's body 'identified'

  • And in 2006 the temporary return to Russia from Montenegro of the saint's reputed hand (spirited away from Russia in 1917) drew vast crowds.

    ECONOMIST: The Bulgarian government recruits an unlikely ally

  • Studio Ghibli's "Spirited Away, " which won the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature Film in 2003, remains the top-grossing Japanese film in history, and Miyazaki, who co-founded the studio in 1985, has been called "Japan's Walt Disney" for his impact on the country's animation culture.

    CNN: Legendary animator Miyazaki slams Japan PM Abe

  • Intense security and much tighter visa controls in the build-up to the Olympics may make access to the 798 area unpredictable and keep free-spirited foreigners away.

    ECONOMIST: Art for the Olympics

  • More has been spent on airports recently, thanks to aid from America and to the pressure of international air-safety groups, which try to ensure that aircraft landing fees are not spirited away by governments.

    ECONOMIST: Africa��s unfriendly skies

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