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define smuggling as the
purposeful movement across a
border in
contravention to the
relevant legal frameworks.
There are
various motivations to
smuggle. These...
- churchyard.
Blake works out a
smuggling drop is due soon and
heads off for more
revenue men to
break the
smuggling ring. The
smuggling alliance has by now fallen...
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which identified enormous business opportunities in the manufacturing,
smuggling and sale of
illicit liquor. The
beginning of the 21st
century saw drug...
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People smuggling (also
called human smuggling),
under U.S. law, is "the facilitation, transportation,
attempted transportation or
illegal entry of a person...
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clothes and computers, and the
purpose of the
smuggling is to get
around these restrictions. In this case,
smuggling may be done in
plain sight, in
smaller quantities...
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States Parties that have
ratified to
ensure that
migrant smuggling (also
called people smuggling) is
criminalised in
accordance with its terms, and those...
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business of
smuggling alcoholic beverages where such
transportation is
forbidden by law. The term rum-running is more
commonly applied to
smuggling over water;...
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convicted of
smuggling hashish. He was one of
hundreds of US
citizens in
foreign jails serving drug
charge sentences,
following a drug-
smuggling crackdown...
- 500
miles of
coast in the
Southeast and Gulf of
Mexico to
prevent the
smuggling of any
material from or into the South. In
order to
increase its ****nal...
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commercial airline pilot who
became a
major drug
smuggler for the Medellín Cartel. When Seal was
convicted of
smuggling charges, he
became an
informant for the...
