Hold
Hold verb - To have or keep in one's hands.
Robbed
Both words in one sentence
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While it's true that in only two train hold-ups passengers were robbed since James typically limited himself to the express safe in the baggage car, the gang always kept the money to themselves.
Source: Useful Notes / Jesse James -
As luck would have it, Terry's crew also robbed the blackmail materials of a local madam, who convinces one of her victims - a Member of Parliament - to request a security hold on the press, giving MI-5 the political cover to hush it all up.
Source: Film / The Bank Job
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