- freelancers. A
money launderer can post a
token job on one of
these sites, and send the
money for the site to hold in escrow. The
launderer (or his ****ociate)...
- Look up
launder,
laundered, or
laundering in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Laundering may
refer to:
Money laundering,
disguising the
origin of illegally...
- wash-basins at
waist height,
although others remained on the ground. The
launderers were
protected to some
extent from rain, and
their travel was reduced...
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Launder or
Launders may
refer to:
Launder (surname)
Launders (surname)
Laundering (disambiguation),
several types of washing,
literally or metaphorically...
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Information laundering or
disinformation laundering is the
surfacing of news,
false or otherwise, from
unverified sources into the mainstream. By advancing...
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origins of an investigation. In the US, a
particular form is
evidence laundering,
where one
police officer obtains evidence via
means that are in violation...
- John
Launder (1530–1555) was an
English Protestant martyr. He was
executed in 1555
during a
period of
religious ****cutions in England.
Launder was a...
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Policy laundering is the
disguising of the
origins of
political decisions, laws, or
international treaties. The term is
based on the
similar money laundering...
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Frank Launder (28
January 1906 – 23
February 1997) was a
British writer, film
director and producer, who made more than 40 films, many of them in collaboration...
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Child laundering is a
tactic used in
illegal or
fraudulent international adoptions. It may
involve child trafficking and
child acquisition through payment...
