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bootleg or
bootlegger in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
bootleg is the
upper part (or shaft) of a boot.
Bootleg,
bootlegging or
bootlegger(s) may...
- innovate). However,
sometimes bootlegging can be
carried out in a
conspiration with
management (conspirational
bootlegging).
Bootlegging which continues despite...
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recordings is
known as
bootlegging.
Recordings may be
copied and
traded among fans
without financial exchange, but some
bootleggers have sold recordings...
-
rampant bootlegging in dry
areas continued into the 1970s.
Although the well-known
bootleggers of the day may no
longer be in business,
bootlegging still...
- Live
Bootleg may
refer to: Live
Bootleg (Audio
Adrenaline album) Live
Bootleg (Hundred
Reasons album) Live
Bootleg (Mudvayne album) Live
Bootleg (Resurrection...
- A role-playing game (sometimes
spelled roleplaying game, or
abbreviated as RPG) is a game in
which players ****ume the
roles of
characters in a fictional...
- the
existence of 12,225
websites dedicated to
Queen bootlegs, the
highest number for any band.
Bootleg recordings have
contributed to the band's po****rity...
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rights to "Stairway to Heaven" for an
intended scene (on the
special "
Bootleg"
edition DVD, the
scene is
included as an extra, sans the song,
where the...
- gangs.
Working with
Charlie "Lucky" Luciano,
Costello was
involved in
bootlegging operations during Prohibition. In 1929 they
joined the
National Crime...
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illegal alcohol distribution, such as speakeasies,
bootlegging and
illegal distilling operations.
Bootlegging started in
towns bordering Mexico and
Canada as...
