Someone or something was placed under another person’s power, control, or custody.
How to understand this phrase
Keep in mind
“Hand” represents power and control, not merely physical possession.
Someone or something was placed under another person’s power, control, or custody.
“Hand” represents power and control, not merely physical possession.
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