That compares to around 9 pounds per dollar that the black market sold at on Sunday evening and 8.84 pounds that the black market bought at, two black market traders said.
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Some bankers and black market dealers predicted the black market would revive, however, if banks proved unable to find dollar supplies.
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Some bankers and black market dealers predicted the black market would reopen, however, if banks proved unable to find enough dollars to supply the market.
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It turns out that legalization of marijuana doesn't eliminate the illicit black market, but may actually increase competition among rival factions of black-market dealers.
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And the overall black market trade has diminished this year after the authorities took down some of the largest black market websites in the summer.
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"I get a lot of black market clients that I never had before, asking me to do stuff on the black market now," Fleming told VICE News.
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On Wednesday, five black market traders said the pound had weakened to below 11.75 to the dollar on the black market, the weakest level in its history.
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The black market rate has dropped from 6 to around 4.1 since September but it has hardly moved of late as demand for black market cash remains high.
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Sure, black market heroin and fentanyl are deadly, but prescription opioids are not only gateway drugs to that black market, they kill 40 percent of the total themselves.
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Previously, VICE Canada spoke with a black market dealer who predicted the current shortage and suggested that black market dealers will continue to thrive for years to come.
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The additional liquidity helped ease the gap between the official and black market rate to about 9.25-9.30 pounds per dollar on Sunday, according to three black market traders.
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Just last week the bolivar currency tanked around 70 percent on the black market, according to DolarToday, the opaque U.S.-based web site that dictates the black market rate.
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The pound was devalued by about 14 percent in mid-March in an effort to crush a burgeoning black market for dollars, but the black market rate has since depreciated further.
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That is weaker than the rate for the dollar on the black market, which ranged between 10.88-10.95 per dollar on Tuesday, four black market sources said, almost unchanged from last week.
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This leaves them vulnerable to overfishing for the black market.
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So black market sites have appeared online to facilitate this.
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Part of the fuel ends up on the black market.
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Geiger counters became a hot commodity on the black market.
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The black market (ie, true) value of the bolívar collapsed.
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Still, the information has some value on the black market.
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Shanghai's auctions help avoid the creation of a black market.
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The black market rate hovered around 9.7 pounds this week.
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Border controls have been imposed, but black market activities continue.
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The guns can fetch higher prices on the black market.
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As alcohol prohibition showed, crime thrives in the black market.
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There is the official price and the black market price.
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On the black market, the same dollar fetches 1,150 bolívares.
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Often, cancer medicines are found only on the black market.
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The Lebanese pound was little changed on the black market.
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The black market peso gained 0.75% to 66.5 per dollar.
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People will start selling to factories on the black market.
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"It's pretty much like a black market," Mr. Rivlin said.
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Linus is currently contemplating a return to the black market.
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It traded at 320 on the black market on Friday.
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The naira has also been weakening on the black market.
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After the ban, a booming black market for arowana emerged.
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Who says that the black market can't include customer service?
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There's also a "black market" where plates are routinely peddled.
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Here's a look at North Korea's black market street food.
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As for most things banned, a black market has materialized.
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He's been told copies are available on the black market.
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The agency has warned people against buying black market products.
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There is also a thriving black market for vape pods.
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There is reportedly a thriving black market for the data.
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At the same time, a black market continues to thrive.
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Go deeper: New arrests shed light on vaping's black market
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Black Market: Dispatches airs Tuesdays at 10 PM on VICELAND.
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We haven't completely gotten rid of the black market yet.
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Or they buy pirated copies in China on the black market.
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Recently the currency has been depreciating rapidly on the black market.
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Police alleged the seized drugs were destined for the black market.
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I will never buy anything for Billy off the black market.
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More importantly, he points out, Spain has a large black market.
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On the black market, U.S. dollars fetch more than 1,100 bolivars.
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There is a substantial black market for weapons in the country.
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Argyrou says she is aware of the black market in Vial.
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Outlawing e-cigarettes will just drive people to the black market.
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"The black market is really effective at filling gaps," Rosenthal said.
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I can't really tell you definitively when the black market emerged.
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Black market weapons sales from US-backed groups out of Syria.
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Dollars could be bought for higher prices on the black market.
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It's a black market source of guns for the criminal element.
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So don't buy a $1,000 one on the black market. Yet.
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Those who can afford it buy gas on the black market.
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Foreign currencies had recently doubled in price on the black market.
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Have you ever had to change money on the black market?
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Or a Russian scientist sold a sample on the black market?
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Anand points to the lack of rules binding black market sellers.
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The WHO estimated 276,20073 operations involving "black market" organs per year.
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Authorities say the pieces were likely destined for the black market.
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There are 150 pounds to the dollar on the black market.
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The greenback is worth nearly 1,100 bolivars on the black market.
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"Oh, the black market is going to be huge," Willis says.
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On the black market, dollars sell for 300 naira or more.
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The black market is a consequence, not the cause, of shortages.
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In black market terms, this amounted to more than $36 million.
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Dollars on the black market currently fetch close to 3,200 bolivars.
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It firmed to as much as 385 on the black market.
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The trade is too blatant to be called a black market.
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The dollar goes for about 1,000 bolivars on the black market.
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Some people were blinded or killed by adulterated black-market spirits.
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One dollar fetches more than 46,000 bolivars in the black market.
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This black market lets people bypass Uber's vetting process for drivers.
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This is most true of weed found on the black market.
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Marga tells me that the black market in Spain is growing.
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Drivers would purportedly steal equipment to sell in the black market.
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Legalization, he added, will change the dynamics of the black market.
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But agency investigators have paid scant attention to this black market.
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Companies have dropped scores of riders found doing black market deals.
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The black market for surgical abortions, meanwhile, can be more dangerous.
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What [bans] do is drive the economy into the black market.
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Then again, there's still a black market in California and elsewhere.
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She cited reports of growing and widely tolerated black market activity.
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On the black market, $1 bought 3.6 RTGS, unchanged from Tuesday.
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And the black market for marijuana is still alive and well.
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Companies that once relied on exports for profit have found they can make more by selling on the dollars they earn to desperate importers on the black market, six black market traders interviewed by Reuters said.
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The central bank, under pressure to narrow the gap between the official and black market rates, has devalued the naira for consumers, offering to sell them dollars at about half the premium the black market charges.
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As documented by the VICELAND shows Black Market and its companion Black Market: Dispatches (premiering tonight at 10 PM—check out a trailer for the show above), the illegal-business underworld has grown astoundingly myriad and complex.
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The firm also scans the black market and criminal forums for data.
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The official market rate was 305.85 and the black-market rate 390.
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Much of the stolen fuel is eventually sold on the black market.
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No other coat was so uniquely skilled at storing black market Rolexes.
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The official market rate was 305.80 and the black market rate 391.
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On the black market, the dollar was being sold for two manats.
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The black market also offers more choice, cheaper prices and faster delivery.
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That could, in turn, cause a boom for the marijuana black market.
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He's also concerned about the opioid analogues found on the black market.
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Venezuela's black market for $100 bills is likely to be much bigger.
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A box of this medicine costs about $160 on the black market.
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It's also sold on the black market and sometimes added to heroin.
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The alternative is the black market, where the rate is around 460.
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Unsurprisingly, there is a thriving black market in fake passports in Africa.
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The controls also pushed products from store shelves to the black market.
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That is less than $4 at the current black-market exchange rate.
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Or, put another way, a fantasy pegged to the black-market days.
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Marijuana industry insiders say setting a limit could fuel the black market.
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The official market rate was 306.20 and the black market rate 391.
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In the meantime, Searching for Hope has turned to the black market.
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A dollar fetches three times the official rate on the black market.
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On the black market on Monday, US$1 bought 3.8 RTGS dollars.
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The shortages have however worsened while a black market continues to thrive.
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On the black market, however, a dollar can fetch around 3,000 bolivars.
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The currency was quoted at 368 on the black market on Thursday.
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The black market for verification is an open secret among Instagram influencers.
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In the black market, however, a dollar fetches more than 5,000 bolivars.
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The currency was sold at 460 per dollar on the black market.
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When Nigerians turned to the black market he sealed the country's borders.
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He added that he expects the black market rates to narrow further.
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The shortages have, however worsened while a black market continues to thrive.
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All the BOP has done is create a new, thriving black market.
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According to one expert, they may already be on the black market.
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If they stay here, they work on the black market—they disappear.
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A cheaper black market option may contain pesticides, mold, bugs or debris.
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But retail currency users have been left out, fuelling the black market.
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Cities and provinces have taken different approaches to the black-market shops.
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There are hints of buying and selling children on the black market.
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The shortage is sending some frustrated consumers back to the black market.
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"It really pushes a black market," finalphoenix said of the bot ecosystem.
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Garbage bags full of stolen prescription drugs dumped on the black market.
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On the black market zollars traded at various fractions of a greenback.
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Ozone depletion is made worse by a substantial black market in CFCs.
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Why it matters: This indicates black market products might be the culprit.
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Other agencies have warned against using products purchased on the black market.
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We now exchange them, $100 at a time, on the black market.
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It reached 9.50 to the dollar on the black market on Thursday.
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Many warned it would simply create a black market of underground payments.
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Black market products have been linked to most of the vaping casualties.
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If you stop the official source then the black market would thrive.
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It is less than two dollars at the black market exchange rate.
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"When legalization comes into any state, it's gonna shrink the black market ... there's less incentive for people to buy from the black market," said Sam Farley, a writer for The Hemp Connoisseur, a magazine devoted to everything marijuana.
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The black market for trafficked animals isn't so different from a pet store.
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You met the kingpin of the black market insect trade in your travels.
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The missile tech might have been acquired from Yuzhmash via the black market.
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Greenbacks on the black market currently fetch 1,046 bolivars, according to website DolarToday.
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There's also a robust black market for school papers on the dark web.
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"There is still a black market in Georgia and New York," he explains.
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Last week, traders on the black market quoted 10.40/10.50 to the dollar.
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By February 20th the naira had sunk to 169 on the black market.
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But you have a black market where they don't even think about registering.
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These counterfeiters also drive a black market where there is no age verification.
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Some are even sold on the black market at 150 euros a piece.
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In states that haven't legalized cannabis, black market products are all that's available.
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It fetched 305.60 in the interbank window and 390 on the black market.
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But on the black market, it can be about 15 times as expensive.
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Getting the food on the black market is illegal and can be dangerous.
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The state needs to stop these black market operators from advertising at all.
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Warlords profit from extortion or by selling looted aid on the black market.
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I mean you can, but it's on the black market and everything else.
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This wasn't from some shack serving black market bass plucked from a slough.
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On the black market the unit was trading at 10.5 to the dollar.
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These can sell for around 5,000 shekels ($1,280) on the Palestinian black market.
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Dollars on the black market now fetch 22,431 bolivars, according to website DolarToday.
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On the black market, you'll always find something, but it'll be around $315.
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Chris: Before it was all black market stuff, but now everybody has weed.
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Hinsley knows that shutting down the entire black market is a fool's errand.
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The FARC regulated the black market and maintained a low but steady price.
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Bid-offer spread on the black market was 5 naira before those comments.
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Bankers say they expect the pound to continue weakening on the black market.
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Unfortunately, with this loss of access came the proliferation of black-market products.
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The illegally obtained product came from "Dank Vapes," a mysterious black market brand.
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The black market rate has fallen since then to around 4.1 from 6.
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People there have been growing pot for generations, mostly for the black market.
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The third, black market rate, is mostly used by individuals for cash transactions.
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In 22014, he went to prison for some sort of black-market transaction.
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One brand, Dank Vapes, is known to sell these black market cannabis vapes.
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It fosters a black market that funds crime and violence across the world.
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"It's hard to imaging a thriving black market under federal legalization," he said.
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Illegal immigration across the Mexican border is really a black market labor problem.
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Adversaries have long deployed spies and black market dealers to obtain American technology.
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Black market vendors are also turning to social media to push their products.
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Supermarkets emptied, people went hungry, and food ended up on the black market.
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That means the black market is unlikely to go away any time soon.
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Op-Ed Contributor MONTREAL — Black-market marijuana has been very good for Michael.
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Black-market opioids — heroin and, in particular, fentanyl — also contribute to overdose deaths.
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It's chilling to consider what a black market could do with this data.
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They could be misused or misplaced, expire, or sold in a black market.
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And freed from taxation, the black market is generally cheaper across the country.
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The black market is not the only threat to tax revenue from marijuana.
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Early on, to beat the black market, some cannabis taxes should start low.
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Most will try to redirect their goods to the private or black market.
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Unlike Zcash, Monero can already be used for purchases on black market websites.
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There has been and will always be a need for a black market.
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The medicine, which she bought on the black market, came as an injection.
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That's because after it was unearthed it was sold on the black market.
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And it was into this gap that the British black market was born.
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The Sudanese pound hit a record low of about 40 pounds to the dollar earlier this year on the black market, but the devaluations and a ban on deposits of dollars obtained from the black market have reversed this trend.
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Photo: APThe black market economy fueling ransomware distribution is booming, according to new research.
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Are we looking at the Starbucks cup version of the Trader Joe's black market?
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It was a black market thing, so it ended up being at party scenes.
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The currency was quoted at 455 per dollar on the black market on Tuesday.
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However, the currency lost some grounds on the black market, quoted 458 per dollar.
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Rhinoceros horns can sell for hundreds of thousands of dollars on the black market.
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Hassan turned to the black market to get birth-control pills, until those disappeared.
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Still, in Venezuela's shortages-hit economy, there is a black market for nearly everything.
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There is some evidence a similar black market may be emerging for cosmetic treatments.
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The gap between the two figures is the estimated share of the black market.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt's war on black market currency traders is not going to plan.
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Business is then done at cafes or elsewhere at black market rates, dealers said.
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Despite the narrowing spread between the two rates, the black market continues to thrive.
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While the government defended the Egyptian pound, its value plummeted on the black market.
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Few are so devoted to it that they would dive into the black market.
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Soviet citizens went without consumer luxuries or bought them dearly on the black market.
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According to Isaac, the last resort is turning to the bachaqueros, or black market.
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The bolivar currency's black market rate tumbled 2194.77 percent versus the dollar on Thursday.
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That allowed them to source some of their dollar needs from the black market.
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VICE News spoke with a grower named "Trip" who remains in California's black market.
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I'm really interested in what the black market is for that — who's doing it?
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Colbie Caillat, Isabella Rossellini and her daughter Elettra Wiedemann for White House Black Market
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The black market is widely cited as a major reason for the lower numbers.
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The currency had been trading well below the official rate on the black market.
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Unfortunately in the cannabis and most black market industries, relationships are the biggest risk.
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One component is amphetamine, itself a well-known stimulant with a large black market.
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The Sudanese pound fell to a record low on the black market on Thursday.
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On the country's flourishing black market, the price of condoms doubles or even triples.
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Going against black market rates, it's lost 99.4 percent of its value since 2012.
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They retain their value well on the black market, making them an attractive target.
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Consumers are increasingly turning to the black market, where prices are also sharply escalating.
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Two black market traders said they would now sell dollars at about 9 pounds.
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Meanwhile, Cuban families turned to the black market to put food on the table.
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Most North Koreans I spoke to denied there was any black market for dollars.
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Klaue, a black-market arms dealer, is the rare outsider who's been to Wakanda.
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In El Salvador, women have to buy unsafe abortion pills on the black market.
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When Silk Road was around there was only one real competitor: Black Market Reloaded.
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It has fallen 10 percent on the black market in the last month alone.
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As we reported, police believe it went almost immediately to the Belgium black market.
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Our study suggests that many people simply turned to the black market for heroin.
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He then allegedly resold the currency on the black market at a significant profit.
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What about those exotic new psychoactive molecules constantly being introduced to the black market?
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That means Venezuelan prices are even more sensitive to changes on the black market.
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Removing strict labor market regulations that cause black-market employment would relieve that situation.
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For those shut out of the system, a vibrant black market has popped up.
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First are "the black-market people who're forging on," the original patchouli-scented pioneers.
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This could suggest that the black market is playing a role in the outbreak.
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This month, the government approved plans to impose jail terms for black market trading.
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Because the region supplies much of the black market, the workers are mostly undocumented.
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She, too, had heard that the Mexican authorities were seizing shoppers' black market goods.
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He said despite the shift toward legalization, black market weed still comes from Mexico.
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The e-cigarette industry, however, is blaming black market vaping liquids for the illnesses.
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Looking for alternatives, or cheaper options, some turned to heroin or black market fentanyl.
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They can track only dispensed drugs, not black-market drugs (like heroin and fentanyl).
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On the black market, the naira was quoted at 365 per dollar on Monday.
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He said he suspected the firearms might have been sold on the black market.
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They were arrested the second they tried to sell it on the black market.
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He meant the black market, but not just the ubiquitous profiteers known as bachaqueros .
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No one was ever prosecuted for their roles in the black-market baby ring.
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Purchases of black market tobacco are highest in Bosnia and Serbia, the survey showed.
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Purchases of black market tobacco are highest in Bosnia and Serbia, the survey showed.
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Otherwise, he said, some could end up for sale on the Iraqi black market.
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It seems that cannabis is moving from the black market to the grey one.
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This is a far cry from what is occurring now in the black market.
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Many of the guns in Germany have been purchased illegally on the black market.
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Black market fentanyl wasn't some sick form of revenge cooked up by Mexican traffickers.
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He also said he traded black market goods with many guards and his commandant.
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Researchers say that AlphaBay has grown into the largest black market site by far.
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Recipients pay 483,248 bolivars per box, or about $210 at the black market rate.
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The Emerald Triangle is a good place to grow marijuana for the black market.
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"It became a black market for land authorities during the early democratic years," said Uyanga.
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For one, high taxes can simply drive low-income drug users to the black market.
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From there, the data becomes accessible on a black market for a sizable up-charge.
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As a result, a lot of them turn to the black market for financial assistance.
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Occasionally, a black market gang would hijack a Bigurl for whatever was in the pax.
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From there, he allegedly sold the accounts on black market websites, reaping a $324,000 bounty.
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When governments allowed market prices to prevail again, black market activity disappeared just as fast.
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But every professional I spoke with says my mega-black-market Adderall conspiracy was false.
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That stops firms from reaping economies of scale, and forces them onto the black market.
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How many documents are available on the black market in Turkey and Syria is unknown.
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The black market rate was 65 pounds on Tuesday, three traders in central Khartoum said.
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For the last decade, Easter has developed an expertise in the cultural properties black market.
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But consumers will be stuffing black-market weed into their bongs for years to come.
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Without animal feed, steak exists only as a memory, and eggs become black-market contraband.
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The flotation has tempered the black market and revived foreign currency flows via the banks.
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So sometimes black market products are simply cheaper or easier to access than legal products.
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Set rates too high, and punters are likely to be pushed onto the black market.
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This black market is the only thing consultants like Stine and McCabe can't compete with.
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Though the government ordered drivers to serve hospitals and supermarkets first, a black market developed.
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There are, however, two unique locations: the resistance base of operations and the Black Market.
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However, miners have circumvented taxes introduced in 2011 by selling gold on the black market.
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However, dollars continue to sell on the black market at rates of well above NGN21000.
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There is a thriving black market swapping "zollars", slang for local dollars, for physical ones.
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The rate on the black market hit around 29 pounds to the dollar last week.
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The black-market price for US dollars is now about 900 times the official rate.
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It is on Colombia's border that the black market exchange rate is calculated by traders.
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Will these jobs be filled in a black market or in a formal labour market?
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The black market though does not have enough foreign currency in circulation to meet demand.
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Black Market airs Tuesdays at 10 PM and CYBERWAR airs later at 10:30 PM
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But such oversight can't prevent someone from purchasing hazardous DNA samples on the black market.
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This week also saw Venezuela's black market exchange rate surge past 10,000 bolivars per dollar.
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Most Libyans now shun the banks and rely on the black market to trade currency.
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On Friday July 22nd, tickets fetched 1,500-5,000 rupees ($23-$75) on the black market.
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On the black market, rhino horn is one of the most valuable substances in existence.
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The RTGS dollar has been hitting new lows on the black market in recent days.
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Now, it produces so much black-market mercury that it is a major global supplier.
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Corruption and black market deals have siphoned billions of dollars of national wealth from Venezuela.
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Many imported goods are sold in black-market stores that do not assess products' quality.
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First, it allows people who have been operating black-market cannabis businesses to become legal.
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Many of the recent deaths and illnesses were likely caused by black-market vaping products.
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Instead, we are setting up a parallel legal market to compete with the black market.
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The third, black market rate, mostly used by individuals, values the sum at about 8,400.
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Previous attempts to curb the spread between official and black market exchange rates have failed.
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Returning to Libya, they sell the dollars back onto the black market, tripling their money.
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The black market got going even before recorded music got up a head of steam.
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Illicit excavations and a black market for undocumented antiquities make preservation all the more urgent.
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Crime really did spike as gangs fought for control of the black market for alcohol.
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As we know from marijuana and alcohol, outright prohibition almost inevitably fuels a black market.
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The price is high, and refugees are desperate to snag one on the black market.
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On the currency front, black market rates for buying cash dollars softened further on Thursday.
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That has forced licensed coffee shops to rely on the black market to stock up.
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Park is a young woman whose father was a cigarette smuggler and black market trader.
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These are opioids, but they are also generally cheaper in the black market than painkillers.
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Word of a black-market hustler selling the precious diesel needed to run electric generators.
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Black market prices vary but on the London market that would fetch $50 or $100.
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The price is high, and refugees are desperate to snag them on the black market.
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Many of the victims were using black market THC cartridges, sold in non-legal states.
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Exotic plants and animals have their own prices on the black market (or on Facebook).
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There is a vast gray (or black) market in wagering that exists beyond our shores.
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Previous reports have highlighted a black-market trade in gold, mined with little official oversight.
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" She added, "Its chilling to consider what a black market could do with this data.
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"It's chilling to consider what a black market could do with this data," she said.
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Michael wants to go legal, but he'll stay in the black market if need be.
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Then there is the black-market rate, which is currently over 2628,28500 bs per dollar.
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" She added: "It's chilling to consider what a black market could do with this data.
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He added that shuttering animal markets would just move the trade to the black market.
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Doctors say hundreds of the patients sick are suspected of vaping black-market cannabis products.
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Bitcoin may also be moving further away being the currency of the internet black market.
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The naira traded weaker on the black market to 375 against the dollar on Thursday.
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In the popular imagination, the black market is buttressed by large metal cases of cash.
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The 100-bolívar note is worth about 2.8 American cents at Monday's black market rate.
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During the war, his cobbler parents made black-market shoes from scavenged scraps for showgirls.
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By some estimates, more than half of New York's cigarettes come from the black market.
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That creates a lucrative black market for anyone who can find a way around them.
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That move partially offsets the efforts to eradicate the black market for dollars, bankers said.
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Much of Canada's black market synthetic opioid supply comes from fake drug labs in China.
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The thieves divided up the ornaments and attempted to sell them on the black market.
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The hope is that the legal market will be able to out-compete the black market on price, quality, access, diversity of products, and so on, such that there will be no reason for anyone to have recourse to the black market for weed.
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In 2015, 1 kilogram of rhino horns was sold on the black market for 51,000 Euros.
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The government isn't addressing the fundamental issue which is that the black market is in charge.
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He said the black market continues to undercut legal businesses that are complying with state regulations.
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Another option for cybercriminals is to sell access to hacked email accounts on the black market.
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While Silk Road made its name selling drugs, AlphaBay was prolific in its black market products.
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Gillies is one of many black market edibles producers hoping to transition into the legal market.
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A government-set exchange rate of 42,000 rials to $1 has generated a vibrant black market.
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AlphaBay, the online black market bazaar, experienced a takedown that threw the dark web into chaos.
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This gargantuan black market employs more than ten thousand people on both sides of the border.
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Black Market airs at 10 PM, followed by CYBERWAR at 10:30 PM, Tuesdays on VICELAND.
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Most had to buy dollars at a premium on the black market, adding to their costs.
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Mr Maduro tried price controls; supply either evaporated or moved to the black market in response.
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Cultivation and distribution will also be controlled to prevent cannabis products from hitting the black market.
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That compares to a rate of 3.5 RTGS dollars per U.S. dollar on the black market.
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Both rhino horn and ivory elephant tusks are highly valued on the black market in Asia.
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Governments have struggled for years to combat a black market in organs like kidneys and livers.
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The official waiting list is too long, so Antonio finds a vendor on the black market.
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One dollar currently fetches 65 pounds on the black market versus the official rate of 45.
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Black-market dealers now convert electronic dollars into real ones at a premium of 10-15%.
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Black Market airs Tuesdays at 10 PM, followed by CYBERWAR at 10:30 PM on VICELAND.
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The new note, however, will be worth less than $2.50 at today&aposs black-market rate.
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Meanwhile, a thriving black market in foreign exchange helps the siphoning of ill-gotten wealth abroad.
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On the black market, the unit was weaker at 303 versus 7 on Friday, traders said.
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Savvy drivers in places like China started buying iPhones with wiped memories on the black market.
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But there are still numerous obstacles before psilocybin goes from black market hallucinogen to psychedelic medicine.
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But it would potentially address the state's black market marijuana industry, which some believe is problematic.
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Will the cost of this tech raise the price of weed, further incentivizing black market sales?
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As luck would have it, the dress wasn't being sold somewhere on the bridal black market.
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That involved cycling cargoes of bread and vegetables for black market traders and fleeing the police.
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Keep talking about dereliction of duty and abandoning their post and black market sales of equipment.
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So in their case higher prices and taxes would encourage the continuation of a black market.
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The black market had already strengthened slightly from lows near 33 to the dollar on Monday.
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Langenstein joins from Macy's Inc, and will oversee the Chico's and White House Black Market brands.
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Or should I save my corpses to sell on the black market for short-term gain?
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"If they don't go to the black market to do business, they cannot survive," she said.
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The bolivar currency's near-collapse on the black market has them earning just $25 a month.
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The Ethiopian birr is overvalued by at least 15 percent, according to the black market spread.
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That means some of those supplies are filtering out to other states on the black market.
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Normally a hacker either informs the company or sells the information quietly on the black market.
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Still, excessively high tax rates could boost the black market in states with robust pot markets.
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Taxes and regulators mean that legal marijuana can cost nearly double black-market prices, Adams said.
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Instead I find some cute, comfortable heels and very versatile tops from White House Black Market.
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Overregulation could very likely lead to a blossoming black market that otherwise wouldn't need to exist.
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On the spectrum of Uber alternatives, Arcade City has been labeled as the black market solution.
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Now, we're extending our look into global alternative economies with our new series, Black Market: Dispatches.
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Catch the first season of Black Market: Dispatches Tuesday, August 16 at 10 PM on VICELAND.
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The starting-point should be to legalise only what is already available on the black market.
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The naira was quoted between 507 and 510 per dollar on the black market, traders said.
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"Most importers are using black-market rates," says Simon Kitchen of EFG Hermes, an investment bank.
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The naira was trading on the black market at around 370 to the dollar on Thursday.
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He said he hoped a spread between official and black market would be ended by June.
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"It's not an issue of controlling the black market inside Egypt anymore," said one Egyptian banker.
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One consequence, he said, is that many former black market vendors have emerged from the shadows.
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Greenbacks on the black market on Tuesday were fetching nearly 1,000 bolivars, according to website DolarToday.
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Black Market: Dispatches airs Tuesdays at 10 PM, followed by Cyberwar at 10:30 on VICELAND.
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He said he hoped a spread between official and black market would be ended by June.
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The black market peso was 2.22% stronger at the close, to 67.5 per dollar, traders said.
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He argued the legislation may have inadvertently fueled the $150 billion black market sports betting industry.
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Notes • Price writes a honey of a cameo for himself as Stone's black-market Viagra dealer.
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They then used the homes to grow the massive quantities of marijuana for the black market.
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How about this fascinating account of the black market for the protected dragon fish in Longreads?
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It has taken over a large part of the black market that's fueled the opioid crisis.
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That works out to $53 dollars for 20 stamps (a book) on the prison black market.
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On the male-dominated black market, a permit for mobile food vending can easily cost $25,000.
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The move from the black market and the well-established medical market there is taking longer.
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The price of black-market weed (mostly an inferior product) in both states was around $21960.
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Contrary to the promises of legalization supporters, the black market hasn't gone away in legalized states.
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Is there a Girl Scout cookie black market where one can unload this much cookie contraband?
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Counterfeit-goods vendor Rechard Sport, and Intelligent Black Market and The French Connection also had issues.
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Some of the players I surveyed said that they bought steroids themselves on the black market.
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Whether that will actually happen — the black market rates are probably more influential — is anyone's guess.
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Dealing is simple, really, and regardless of it being a black market, it's still a market.
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But then we found out about hormones in the black market and how to get them.
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He also ran a thriving side business as a black-market gun dealer, according to authorities.
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In absence of any oversight, the black market has flourished and with it, poor quality products.
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Though gun purchases are restricted, black market weapons are available, often smuggled from the United States.
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A security researcher notices the hack or a hacker is selling data on the black market.
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Tyler Cowen, an economics professor at George Mason University, warns that a black market could emerge.
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The problem with the black market, however, is that you never quite know what you'll get.
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Face mask price-gougers set up a black market on Facebook and Instagram using anonymous profiles.
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A decade into the crisis, more and more prescription drug users turned to the black market.
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Now, he can still find black market dealers, he said, but it is much more costly.
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He said workers were being offered the equivalent of $2,500 at the black market exchange rate.
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Before marijuana was legal, this money was going to the black market, to the drug cartels.
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But from October 2018, as black-market prices spiked, it seemed to give up the fiction.
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When South Korean dramas became popular on the North Korean black market, he saw an opportunity.
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Among them is Nelma Kodama, a black-market currency trader sentenced to 18 years in prison.
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"I'm concerned it's going to open the door to an underground black market," said the Rev.
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This Flatiron district building is now occupied by White House/Black Market, a women's clothing shop.
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On the black market, the unit was weaker at 7.50 versus 7 on Friday, traders said.
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Oftentimes, people have bought these products off the black market rather than through legal vape shops.
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The official market rate, at 305.70, and the black market rate, at 391, were little changed.
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The government has also complained about entrepreneurs evading taxes and buying goods on the black market.
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We already know the black market for cannabis has thrived in jurisdictions where it is illegal.
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Most of the lung illnesses have been tied to THC vapes, primarily from the black market.
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Maybe North Korean arms and weapons, as people try to sell them on the black market.
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In the meantime, he believes Canada's underground black market will flourish while the government targets dispensaries.
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As soon as heroin is outlawed, the potential profits of a black market become almost limitless.
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Black Market airs Tuesdays at 10 PM followed by CYBERWAR at 10:30 PM on VICELAND.
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This might come as a shock, but finding black market testosterone in LA is a breeze.
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Like Sofía, other young black market workers express a sense of pride about their own tenacity.
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The tusks would be worth more than $105 million on the black market, one expert told CNN.
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On the black market, a bottle of Exposis Extrême reached two or three times the official price.
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It traded at 455 per dollar on the black market on the day versus 505 last Thursday.
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But that doesn't mean penalties will be lessened for private dealers who persist in the black market.
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"The black market still has a good foothold, because of some of the government's missteps," Willis said.
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A screenshot from online black market Alphabay showing heroin offered in exchange for either Bitcoin or Monero.
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A similar black market phenomenon occurred during Prohibition, when the US banned alcohol from 1920 to 1933.
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Motherboard found this by purchasing the capability to geolocate a phone for $300 on the black market.
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The naira was quoted at 310.50 on the official market while black market rate stood at 458.
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Ideally, multiple methods should be applied to get a better estimate of the total black-market sales.
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Meanwhile the pound weakened on the black market as demand for dollars rose, three traders told Reuters.
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"Do you have riyals?" he asked another trader, quoting the black market rate for the Saudi currency.
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That fee has effectively devalued the official rate to 3.9, much closer to the black market equivalent.
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Maduro also increased a monthly food ticket to 18,585 bolivars - around $17 at the black market rate.
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It was trading significantly weaker, at 8.7 to the US dollar, on the black market on Thursday.
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For her, going to the black market sellers known pejoratively as "bachaqueros" or profiteers, is not feasible.
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The black market pushes it in the wrong directions, and makes it far more of a risk.
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Black Market airs on Tuesdays at 10 PM followed by CYBERWAR at 10:30 PM on VICELAND.
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Instead, as before, they will turn to the black market for second-hand planes and spare parts.
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How much of the black market for stolen information is created by legitimate companies buying up data?
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Sneakers: Right now, I'd have to say my own, which are the Adidas EQT Black Market edition.
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It sold for 305.60 to the dollar at the interbank window and 366 on the black market .
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Females like Kali, they said, can be sold for as much as $10,000 on the black market.
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Additionally, the black market for drugs has helped to create shadows that Jihadis can move around in.
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The white rhino's beautiful horn is increasing as a sought-after black market item for dipshits poachers.
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He appears despondent about elephant poaching and the black market that are now associated with his industry.
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On the black market, greenbacks currently fetch 1,145 bolivars, according to the widely-tracked DolarToday web site.
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The proliferation of online poker apps has spawned a black market for buying and selling game coins.
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But prices have continued to rise and the pound continues to face pressure on the black market.
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The Egyptian pound held steady at an official auction on Sunday but strengthened on the black market.
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Prosecutors said he had made millions of dollars selling stolen credit card numbers on the black market.
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Unlike, say, black-market butt augmentations, there aren't many serious side effects associated with dermal fillers nowadays.
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The peg has produced a black market for the currency and brought economic growth to a standstill.
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Presented By Warner Bros We all know about the black market, but what about the gray market?
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The Cuban president also called on the government and population to crack down on black market activity.
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Government minders escort journalists almost everywhere, so it's difficult to get won at the black market rate.
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Then, highly potent synthetic opioids, particularly illicit fentanyl, seeped into the black market — and overdose deaths skyrocketed.
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The naira trades some 40 percent below the official rate on the black market versus the dollar.
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They impose a penalty of 50,000 francs ($25 at black market rates) on those who don't comply.
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Welcome to 2018, when everything is literally on fire and we purchase straws from the black market.
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Metz also revealed that Prince's initial overdose is believed to have been caused by black market opioids.
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"It's just that a lot of it is going through the black market right now," she said.
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Her doctor later discovered that her black market injections were having a toxic effect on her body.
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The tusks were valued at $450,000 and the pangolin scales $350,000 on the black market, authorities said.
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If they sold it through the black market, they'd be lucky if they got $28 million back.
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People are buying vapes off the black market and many contain a fungicide that releases toxic fumes.
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The men started avidly discussing an open secret around the wineries: the burgeoning black market for wine.
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We've got black market traffickers, they seem to be coming from other states and they are criminals.
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In India and Indonesia, activists and government officials confronting black-market sand mining gangs have been killed.
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To make matters worse, the country's black market isn't just some smokers maneuvering around nanny state regulations.
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She and Elias talked about the transformation of the cannabis business from black market to regulated industry.
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The same is happening to heroin with the influx of illicitly manufactured fentanyl in the black market.
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For years, pesticides used on black-market and medical marijuana have affected water, wildlife, and consumer health.
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In May, the defendant began to google how to sell the stolen software on the black market.
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As commercial prices rise, consumers are forced to turn to the black market for basic consumer goods.
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The peso also extended gains in black market trading, rising 4.1% to 61 per dollar, traders said.
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Some black market traders said they were not buying dollars at all, anticipating further softening of rates.
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Now Argentina once again has a black market for dollars, just as it did under Ms Fernández.
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"There must be a black market out there that's encouraging people to do this," Mr. White said.
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Abuse of fentanyl, especially black-market versions imported from overseas, have increasingly contributed to the opioid epidemic.
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Climbers said cylinders were found to be leaking, exploding or being improperly filled on a black market.
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Stealing a piece of it to sell on the Disney black market or whatever is truly wretched.
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But failure to free it up has the gap between black market and official exchange rates widen.
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Efforts to cut off people who are addicted risk sending them onto the black market for supplies.
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THC vaping cartridges have been found in disparate places, by varying numbers, suggesting a sprawling black market.
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In some countries, illicit mining operations routinely violate sand excavation regulations to fuel a growing black market.
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The arrest warrant is part of a new phase probe called Patron targeting black-market money dealers.
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This forces those who are denied credit to turn to much riskier alternatives on the black market.
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But, if passed, it would likely push potential borrowers directly into the hands of black market lenders.
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When regulators are asked how they plan to handle the black market their answer is law enforcement.
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Patients with more pills than they need could endanger themselves or divert them to the black market.
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The country's bolivar currency has weakened sharply in recent weeks on the widely-watched black market rate.
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The Lebanese pound lost more than 60% of its value in recent weeks on the black market.
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Some researchers suspect an ingredient used as a thickener in vaping oils, particularly in black market products.
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In China, there are officially registered shops selling ivory and a thriving black market doing the same.
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That doesn't include the massive amount of money being made on the black market — over $22019 billion.
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Deputy finance minister Clemence Chiduwa said the directive was meant to tame the black market for dollars.
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You can provide safe birthing kits, but what if a nurse sells them on the black market?
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The hard part, now that it's legal, is persuading people to stop buying from the black market.
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States that allow recreational marijuana have found that legalization doesn't end the black market in unregulated cannabis.
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"The state gets its licensing fee, and now we've gotten rid of the black market," he said.
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Her father has been hunting for medical supplies in pharmacies, on the black market and in Colombia.
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In the meantime, the black market that has operated in Canada for decades isn't likely to vanish.
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That's a lot of extra pills that can be misused, stolen, or sold on the black market.
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Patients then misused the opioids, shared the drugs with others, or sold them on the black market.
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If it's not available legally, Allen says, the black market will still crave top-notch California pot.
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With repression, though, often comes underground resistance, and a black market of bootlegged records was eventually born.
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Subcultural interest in manga, anime, and gaming ran through much of the art in the black market.
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Kurose's contemporary art black market represents his vision of an alternative to Murakami's emphasis on expanding outwards.
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You can find hackers selling the stolen credential information on black market websites located on the dark web.
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It also doesn't appear to have a black market following, like TJ's Everything But the Bagel Seasoning does.
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Clark, meanwhile, refined Leroux's FIFA coin-minting technology and started selling the virtual currency on the black market.
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Some Cubans, particularly those on low state salaries and pensions who cannot afford black market prices, expressed relief.
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Black market for bones The 1985 ban didn't bring an end to the trade in human corpses however.
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Twice a year, Mama Fu's releases a new seasonal Black Market Menu as a way to test ideas.
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We have taken Colorado and we have opened the floodgates, and now we have black market marijuana everywhere.
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In the past, those wanting to celebrate found themselves buying roses from the black market for skyrocketing prices.
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The value of the Libyan dinar on the black market is about a third of its official rate.
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A government-set exchange rate of 42,000 rials to $1 has quickly been surpassed in the black market.
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The tools used by shadowy hackers involved in this black market trade were detailed in TrendMicro's latest research.
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For comparison, the report notes the black market in North America alone is currently worth about double that.
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Migrant remittances sent home — even from poorly paid black market jobs — are important to their homeland&aposs economy.
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The pieces that survived destruction were sold on the international black market, earning the group millions of dollars.
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The 100-bolívar note, long the highest denomination, is worth less than three cents on the black market.
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On the black market the bolívar is worth less than one three-hundredth of its strongest official rate.
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Where the authorities are more vigilant, women often go abroad or buy abortion pills on the black market.
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In New Mexico, fentanyl disguised as black-market oxycodone is thought to have killed 20 people last year.
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Since Maduro took over, the bolivar has fallen 98 percent against the dollar on the black market rate.
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"Human puppets," for example — a black market version of a social media marketplace with people instead of bots.
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Some of the collectors willing to buy black-market artifacts are believed to be in Persian Gulf countries.
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"Black-market evolution mirrors the normal evolution of a free market, with both innovation and growth," RAND wrote.
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On the black market, a dollar costs 52 pounds in sought-after cash and 58 pounds by check.
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"We expect the price of the dollar to continue to rise," one black market currency trader told Reuters.
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The council's director, Adama Coulibaly, said efforts would be made to clamp down on black market cashew flows.
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Don't.I Got Black-Market Butt Injections — & I'm Really ScaredEverything You Need To Know About The "Designer Nipple" Trend
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Foreign currency shortages hampered the country's ability to purchase abroad, creating a black market and slowing economic growth.
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Mr Mirziyoyev has sharply devalued the currency, the som, bringing the official and black-market rates into alignment.
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California policymakers hope that the legalisation of recreational marijuana will shrink the robust black market for the drug.
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White House Black Market Score an extra 25% off of sale items, from August 503 through September 4.
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The currency had weakened to a record low of 495 per dollar on the black market last month.
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The 50,000 outlets for black-market fuel show that its theft is a crime with millions of accomplices.
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Russia has an active black market in illegal databases compiled using confidential information stolen from state-run registries.
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"The black market is a huge problem," said Patricia Heer, an attorney and founder of Cannabis Law Digest.
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It's difficult to usher a black market industry into a regulatory system designed to address corn or wheat.
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In the meantime, they'll just have to keep purchasing their drug of choice from the booming black market.
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The country's currency, the rial, has lost a third of its value on the black market since September.
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It also helps circumvent the antiquities black market, a major source of funds for terrorist groups like ISIS.
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The currency has hit record lows against the dollar on the black market in the last few months.
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There is actually a black market on the so-called Dark Web where hackers can buy stolen credentials.
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The crackdown comes as the state's regulated marijuana industry continues to struggle with competition from the black market.
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The minimum wage declined by 88% from 2012 to 2017 when compared against the black market exchange rate.
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Because they use so much, they are price sensitive and appear happy to buy through black market suppliers.
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I would get angry, too – I'd say, 'Why should we have to buy things on the black market?
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I never knew I'd be spending my Monday night with the FBI tracking down black market makeup sellers.
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Sudanese importers have long relied on the black market for foreign currency due to its scarcity at banks.
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Officials in China, home to many black-market manufacturers, also fought counterfeiters before the 2008 Games in Beijing.
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Along with the Cambodian appetite for dogs, a black market of stolen pets and street dogs has emerged.
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Suppliers, rather than giving goods away at the official price, prefer to sell them on the black market.
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Red Guards quietly pocketed the sensitive works they confiscated; a "thriving black market" in such material sprang up.
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I have access to hard currency, which I use to buy black-market goods at jacked-up prices.
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The move attracted at least $8 billion in remittances that once found their way to the black market.
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Central Khartoum on Tuesday saw a heavy security presence around commercial areas typically associated with black market trading.
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If the banks tomorrow don't start selling dollars, the black market will start selling at 17.5 and 18.
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The conflict in eastern Ukraine has expanded black market opportunities for racketeers, especially for the illegal arms trade.
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We're learning of patients here who have died or have to rely on the black market for meds.
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And on the black market, one dollar costs Venezuelans more than 1,000 bolivars, according to currency website dolartoday.com.
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Fuel is heavily taxed in Turkey, meaning the black market for illegal diesel, however crudely refined, also thrived.
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But that system has many flaws, not least the advent of a black market that exploits poor donors.
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"In Washington state, before we legalized marijuana, marijuana was a booming black market industry rivaling apples," he said.
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Its pound is now worth 25 cents on the black market, about half its value a year ago.
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The black market rate firmed to 505 to the dollar from 515 on Wednesday following central bank intervention.
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Some legal pot shops are complaining their business is suffering due to competition from illegal black market dispensaries.
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The peso strengthened a bit against the dollar in the black market in the days following the election.
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Now, it's showing up in counterfeit pills, much of what's being sold on the black market contains fentanyl.
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During the eight-month investigation, the FBI introduced an undercover agent posing as a black market arms dealer.
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Egypt has accelerated a crackdown against black market traders it blames for growing pressure to devalue the currency.
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None of it worked; the black market thrived for years after those cases against the bootleggers in '71.
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We found this by purchasing the capability to locate a phone from the black market for just $300.
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But laptops have been slowly filtering into Cuban hands through the black market since earlier in the 2000s.
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In states with recreational markets, legal weed is more expensive than black market weed for a few reasons.
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In perspective: The black market exchange rate currently sits at 230,941 bolivars to one U.S. dollar, per DolarToday.
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WIRED reports that black market bodies have continued to make their way into hospitals and schools for decades.
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Drugs are the biggest black market goods, and the banning of alcohol during Prohibition is the most notorious.
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Many turn to panning for black-market gold in the watery pits of mines, where mosquitoes infect them.
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U.S. sanctions foster illegality, he explained, because the Iranian government knows people need the black market to survive.
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Today one United States dollar on the black market is worth as much as 3.4 million Venezuelan bolívares.
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And Vicodin is ingested as a relaxant, available from students with prescriptions or on an online black market.
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They say newly licensed sellers need time to become viable and are being undercut by the black market.
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Also nearly every gun that is on the black market was purchased legally and is then sold illegally.
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The so-called demonetization program was meant to curb the black market and shift the economy from cash.
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Tapes of Ms. Teng's music circulated on a black market in the mainland, and her popularity was clear.
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According to reports, over 50,000 thefts occur each year, fuelling a black market business estimated at $6 billion.
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Yet despite all of the innovation and energy in the legalized market, the black market is still dominant.
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Sales are far below what proponents of legalization had hoped for, and a black market continues to thrive.
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Thomas Fuller, a New York Times correspondent, shares some lessons from California, where the black market still dominates.
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Bettors will no longer be forced into the black market to use offshore wagering operations or illicit bookies.
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They described Suboxone as an addictive "black market" or "street" drug, emphasizing that it is smuggled into prisons.
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Conservationists worry that the practice, though legal, could provide cover for the black-market trade in elephant ivory.
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On Friday, the news outlet reported that hydrogen cyanide was found in some black market marijuana vaping cartridges.
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The lab they used, CannaSafe, tested 10 black market cartridges for pesticides, and all 10 came back positive.
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While the sale of such weapons was outlawed in Britain last year, a thriving black market exists online.
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They adapted, baking whatever they could with the ingredients on hand, sometimes making purchases on the black market.
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Many of them now rely on a black market where they can procure currency for a higher price.
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Our reviewer, Peter Brannen, called it a "thrill" to follow Williams into the underworld of black-market fossils.
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It came out that most patients reported using THC products, which are often bought on the black market.
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And they were targeting areas with resources such as oil that could be sold on the black market.
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His father was a handyman, and his mother peddled eggs, coal briquettes and black-market American relief goods.
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Instagram has also been criticized for its opaque verification policy, which has created a black market for verification.
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The black market poses a greater risk to the integrity of sports than open, visible, and regulated betting.
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One commodities trader said he purchased $23,000 on the black market on Wednesday at 15.68 after shopping around.
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Around 80% acknowledged vaping liquids containing THC, the high-inducing ingredient in marijuana, bought on the black market.
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The NATO StratCom report lays bare what it describes as an extensive "black market" for social media manipulation.
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He says once drugs and vapes are forced to the black market, they actually become easier to buy.
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The current lung illness outbreak seems to be primarily caused by adulterated or contaminated black-market THC products.
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After the antigovernment uprising in 2014, several members of Parliament proposed legalizing firearms to eliminate black-market trading.
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"This will jump start and immediately start to get people out of the black market," Mr. Scutari said.
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If you're to believe the Canadian government's hype, legalizing recreational weed is all about eradicating the black market.
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In 12 weeks the league had lost 30% of its membership to the vagrancy of the black market.
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"If it's a closed production system, people may turn to the black market all over again," he said.
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The biggest thing is that the leftovers get stolen and then go on the black market that way.
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"It does not put a dent in profits," said one exchange bureau worker, adding that a single branch of the company he works for makes around 6 million Egyptian pounds ($675,680 at the official rate or about $522,000 on the black market) in profit each month on black market trades alone.
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Food is scarce, but the black market and Teresa's gift for producing nameless roasts mean they do not starve.
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"In all countries that curb access to contraception and legal and safe abortion, the black market grows," Broniarczyk said.
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Away from the headlines, a black market in computerised extortion, hacking-for-hire and stolen digital goods is booming.
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Doctors and lawyers who offer private services do so illegally, just like hustlers selling black-market lobsters or potatoes.
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"Dread Pirate Roberts," the programmer-turned-convict who founded and ran the Silk Road, a notorious online black market.
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The black market rate hovered over 9 pounds per dollar this week, up from around 8.8 pounds last Thursday.
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In turn, retail prices rose, giving cartels an opportunity to undercut those prices through black-market sales of gasoline.
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He may loosen currency controls, thus undermining the black market in which the well-connected few make huge profits.
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Black market vendors weave in and out among them, trying to hawk pre-paid scratchcards allowing Wi-Fi access.
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Partly as a result, the bolivar currency has tumbled 34 percent on the black market in the last month.
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This is a volte face by a regime that had long insisted that the black-market rate was fraudulent.
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He would be free to quit and go home, but not to disappear and work in the black market.
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But since subsidised fuel costs more than the black-market stuff, many drivers are simply handing in their licences.
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The arrival of the conflict grew this black-market economy exponentially, making it more lucrative and more deeply ingrained.
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"[Black market products can] include other chemicals," such as pesticides, said Beau Kilmer, director, RAND Drug Policy Research Center.
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They say black market prices have soared and that moderate, acute malnutrition among young children is on the rise.
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Though the government insists that a zollar is worth the same as a greenback, the black market says otherwise.
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Outside each one, black-market traders sell fuel in water bottles for more than ten times the official price.
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The cap, originally implemented a year ago with a $50,000 limit, aimed to fight a black market for dollars.
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"Both the shortage and wastage has made blood expensive and created a flourishing black market for it," said Lalwani.
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Or perhaps some opportunistic recreational crabber will take advantage of the situation and get a crab black market going.
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Illegal silicone injection is a growing black market industry, and one that regularly disfigures and sometimes kills its clients.
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In my lifetime I've never seen a weapon of mass destruction that is part of an existing black market.
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The peso however, fell about 20.18% in black market trading, underscoring a loss of trust in the official price.
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It's a place with a very robust infrastructure for supporting these frauds in the form of black-market morgues.
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Lately there has been an uptick in low-profile thefts, driven by a flourishing black market in Ethiopian antiquities.
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And that doesn't even begin to scratch the surface of the more current credentials sold on the black market.
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"(This) might increase demand on the black market but will also increase liquidity in the banking sector," he said.
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The hackers, known collectively as Fxmsp, were attempting to sell the stolen data on the black market for $300,000.
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This would create economic pressure on oddsmakers that the AGA says "would drive consumers back to the black market."
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The contraband ivory was burned at a big incinerator to ensure it stays off the black market, Xavier said.
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On the black market, the RTGS rate was 3.8 to the dollar on Thursday, compared to 3.5 last week.
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The pound slid against the dollar again on Tuesday, with the black market rate now at 10.95 per dollar.
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But manufacturers say they rely on imported components and parts they buy with dollars obtained at black market rates.
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American Vice: Black Market Marijuana goes deep inside the multi-billion dollar criminal enterprise of the illegal marijuana industry.
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"If you want to wipe out the black market [for buprenorphine], just put up a dispensing machine," Deeney argues.
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" On this matter, Olson jokingly referred to the legal states' black market export of marijuana as "The Wild West.
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That leaves Venezuelans reliant on the black market, where the same bag of rice fetches the equivalent of $2.20.
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The condoms were 500 Bolívar a piece—about $79—and on the black market, you'd pay ten times more.
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Trading migrated to a booming black market in hard currency, where prices changed from one hour to the next.
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When she learned he was charging below the black market offer, she decided to take him up on it.
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According to WTNH, Officers Kim DeMayo and Doug Bauman have allegedly been selling black market sodas to the students.
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"Even the ones that are operating as a legal club, they're still operating in the black market," he said.
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" Why, he wondered, "give them films in which the principal characters act like black-market millionaires on a spree?
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The deluge of demand from importers for black market dollars has put increasing growing downward pressure on the pound.
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Consider that you can buy about a kilogram of black-market fentanyl or a derivative online for about $8,000.
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Their habitats have been diminished by over 90% and the animals are worth a fortune on the black market.
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Loved ones are then sent back the way they came to find black-market sellers who have the goods.
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His piece on the black market for handguns was the first of many features he wrote for the magazine.
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Such prosecutions are rare, however, as the black market trade in ding rights is hard to trace, said Chu.
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California is now making the largest effort in the country's history to pull marijuana out of the black market.
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Outside the capital area -- particularly among the poor, who can't afford black-market prices -- the situation is even worse.
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The operation is part of a law enforcement battle against the black market, particularly in the Los Angeles area.
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One trader cited the black market rate as 12.65 per dollar, weaker than last week's range of 12.20-12.50.
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But the black market rate has since depreciated, putting renewed pressure on the central bank to take more action.
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Rhino horn is estimated to be more valuable by weight on the black market than gold, diamonds, or cocaine.
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The mismatch has seen companies and individuals holding dollars selling their money on the black market for higher premiums.
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And the smartest way to do that is to take it out of the black market and regulate it.
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Since black market tobacco is much cheaper than the heavily taxed legal products, this should come as no surprise.
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After five years of political instability, the black-market price for dollars was twice the government-set bank rate.
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Most of the seeds are bought on the black market or GMO beans used as seeds without paying royalties.
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It goes without saying that black market weed is still cheaper, especially if you buy weed in larger quantities.
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But in the future, this capability will be automated, and the software available for purchase on the black market.
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Aim too high and you lose one of the other benefits of legalisation: closing down a criminal black market.
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In California, businesses have complained about intrusive regulation, and some have remained at least partially in the black market.
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There is a gray area where vendors want to get rid of their cannabis products to black market buyers.
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To verify the existence of this trade, Motherboard paid $300 on the black market to successfully locate a phone.
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A chronic shortage of organs available for transplant fuels a booming black-market trade in body parts in India.
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A "black market" between former Uber and Lyft drivers and their passengers is already booming on sites like Craigslist.
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Exchange rates on the black market showed the pressure even more: the greenback fetched 10.5 Zimbabwe dollars on Monday.
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Their mission: to identify the Dread Pirate Roberts and take down the hidden online black market that he operated.
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But hell, things could be worse; we could be sinking into an avocado black market like the New Zealanders.
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The online black market Silk Road infamously used Bitcoin to let its customers buy and sell without being identified.
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"It was mostly meats and cheeses," she said, adding there is "a lot" of money in black market meat.
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I thought about making something that lost its provenance, by being looted and being sold on the black market.
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The point is to offer a modest reward for doing the right thing, not to outspend the black market.
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But in 1965, he was banned from working in Turkey after allegations of involvement in black market antiquities dealings.
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"These are falling within a regulatory gap," said Gottlieb, allowing the black market to boom with poor quality products.
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The conversation revolved around having strict regulations for legalization, taxation, the black market, and "saving the children," she said.
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Over 18 years, the Taliban's ideological movement has intertwined with local rivalries, blood feuds and a thriving black market.
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Several provinces cut their cannabis-revenue forecasts because of supply shortages and higher prices compared with the black market.
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Where abortion is illegal, black market access to the drugs has resulted in significant decreases in complications and deaths.
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Two rival criminal rings, the Birger and Shelton gangs, set up shop to supply the thriving black-market trade.
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Not to some economists, who say it can increase supplies of essential goods and help prevent a black market.
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New York-area doctors say they have had to recycle some protective gear, or resort to the black market.
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"The government is just feeding the black market and our customers are going there," said Mr. Tobin, the shopkeeper.
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For one, there are too many black market shops like Mr. Briere's for the government to keep track of.
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The dollar rose to almost twice the official rate against the Sudanese pound on the black market this week.
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Moral calling inserted him in a world of black market money, forged passports and visas and clandestine mountain routes.
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Some of the money would also come from amateurs who had been hesitant to join the black market economy.
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People who must procure medicine or medical supplies on their own turn to private pharmacies or black-market traders.
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Most end up paying inflated prices on the black market, or depend on émigré relatives to send them supplies.
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Legal cannabis needs to be made more affordable in order to compete more effectively with the unregulated black market.
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The currency is changing hands at around 350 riyals to the dollar in the black market, according to traders.
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One currency trader cited 11 pounds per dollar as the black market rate on Tuesday, unchanged from last week.
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Tobacco companies no doubt will warn of the rise of a bootleg-era black market for high-nicotine cigarettes.
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In fact, they are becoming a "black market item," according to supermarket workers in Istanbul's working-class Gungoren neighborhood.
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States and the federal government are moving to cut off the flow of unused opiates onto the black market.
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If there are more artifacts that were purchased from the black market, they should be forfeited or repatriated—voluntarily.
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Red Century The name Vladimir Ilyich Lenin is not often linked with wartime profiteering and black-market smuggling gangs.
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Rhino horn is sold on the black market for use in traditional Chinese medicine and as a status symbol.
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Businesses are forced into a black market, where a dollar now fetches 1,600 pounds, and occasionally up to 1,21.2.
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But the black market is tricky, creating convincing packaging and even boosting fake brands with extensive social media presences.
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Black market traders said they sold dollars at 23 pounds on Tuesday, down from 21-33 a week earlier.
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But that black market might only be boosted if governments and blue-chip retailers like Walmart block out customers.
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Often, diamonds — both large and small — are sold on the black market, depriving the government of sorely needed revenue.
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A dollar shortage and a ballooning black market for hard currency has made imports more costly, raising prices generally.
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Most patients interviewed say they obtained these vaping products from black market retailers or from friends, the CDC says.
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Some intermediaries do convert at the black market rate, and many of my Venezuelan friends living abroad use those.
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Some patients have designated caregivers who can assist them, while others — including recreational users — rely on the black market.
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They have delivered less oil than customers thought they had bought, then sold the rest on the black market.
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After that, her liver failed, which doctors attributed to, at least in part, her use of black market hormones.
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" Frank told VICE technology—and primarily cell phones and apps like Instagram, have "allowed the black market to explode.
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MH: We know that ISIS has also looted objects from the ground and sold them on the black market.
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And we saw what an absolute disaster that was because we had a black market and we had violence.
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Black market exchange centers called cuevas (caves) were tucked in the travel agencies and antique stores of Buenos Aires, and flourished on Calle Florida, a street in the main stretch of Buenos Aires, where dozens of black market exchangers shouted out "cambio" to passersby seeking to buy dollars at the unofficial rate.
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His mother talked about winning a local lottery, buying a Cristal beer and Wi-Fi card on the black market.
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In the period Reuters analyzed, the average black market rate was around 22015, according to AbokiFX, a Lagos financial company.
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The goal is to better reflect society's changing opinion about marijuana and bring black market operators into a regulated system.
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A kilo of rhino horn fetched 51,000 euros ($53,900) on the black market in 13, it said in a statement.
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Previously, there was no official process for getting a badge, which led to a thriving black market for Instagram verification.
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Last night, Black Market: Dispatches explored the contours of the massive illicit gas smuggling network running from Venezuela to Colombia.
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The shortage has weakened the naira on the black market, where it trades far lower than the official interbank rate.
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But there's a huge black market for cigarettes, which comes from both stolen goods and smuggling from outside the country.
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The most prominent companies in this black market offer ways for sellers to manipulate Amazon's ranking system to promote products.
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The show's instant runaway success led to early '90s "Bartmania" (+13) and a thriving bootleg Bart (+1) clothing black market.
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However, on the black market the Sudanese pound trades at only a third of its official value against the dollar.
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Irresponsible Suboxone providers can also lead to more of the drug being sold on the black market, known as diversion.
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It's not uncommon for a prison to have its own black market micro-economy, even if Marion's seemed especially vibrant.
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Since marijuana consumers will be able to legally access weed, the black market for pot will fall apart over time.
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Then, dangerous synthetic opioids, particularly illicit fentanyl, seeped into the black market — and overdose deaths skyrocketed to 0003,000 in 2017.
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Some are buying insulin on the black market or going out of the country to buy insulin over-the-counter.
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Meanwhile, a black market — with no safety oversight — is flourishing across the country, even in states with official cannabis markets.
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Abu Basha said the weakness of the pound on the black market was another factor in the surge in inflation.
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But, especially if retail prices exceed black-market ones, California should not be too hopeful about illegal marijuana disappearing entirely.
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For decades locals lived from tomb-robbing, and Peru's treasures were melted down or sold on an international black market.
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That means it's the end of an era for a black market selling soda providing sweet, sweet bursts of energy.
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But as the arowana obsession grew, a thriving black market emerged along with an uptick in violence across certain cities.
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Black market price for nuts is equal to fair market price, unlike other commodities such as electronics where price drops.
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Similar to your main base, the black market offers a rotating stock that changes with every new in-game month.
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It's reportedly been stolen and sold for thousands on the black market a full two months before its official announcement.
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The initial decision to ban the two notes is part of an effort to cripple a robust black market economy.
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Despite tight monetary policy the currency, the kwanza, trades on the black market at just 40% of the official rate.
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The naira was quoted at 305.95 to the dollar on the spot interbank market and 385 on the black market.
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Acquiring a legal gun requires strict screening, but Kalashnikovs from the Yugoslav wars are readily available on the black market.
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Egypt has promised a more flexible exchange rate to ease the forex shortage and end the black market for dollars.
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If your bike gets stolen, you should check Craigslist to see if someone is selling it on the black market.
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At the black market rate, Novartis would have been left with only a tiny sliver of what it was owed.
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But source code used by APT1, McAfee says, never became public, nor did it wind up on the black market.
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Wall Street Market, as the black market site was known, was the target of a 1.5-year-long multinational investigation.
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Terry: The DJ at The Wag was, I believe, the legendary Horace Carter and the night was called Black Market.
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Although the official price of goods is correspondingly cheap, many are available only at inflated prices in the black market.
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"I would not say that we have a large black market for plastic bricks," says Peter Simpson, the Portland cop.
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"Most people are now involved in the black market," Yeon-mi Park, a North Korean defector, told CNBC in 2014.
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A black market as big as this one, the people who have the data don't really want to share it.
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Researchers estimate medical sales will drop up to 2628 percent, while black market sales will plunge by more than half.
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And then, of course, what about that black market player we discovered, the one operating a service on the blockchain?
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In Latin America, where abuse is rare and the black market is bloody and powerful, governments should keep prices low.
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But in the Netherlands, the association between China and black market baby formula has taken an even more perverse turn.
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We knew the world loved Nutella, but the thriving Canadian black market for the stuff might be news to us.
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The local currency has held steady at 382 to the dollar on the black market after dropping earlier to 520.
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The biggest problem is the potential for the product to end up in the black market—but we've been transparent.
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Traders say the new rate announcement had created uncertainty and caused the naira to trade weaker on the black market.
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In black market THC vape cartridges, vitamin E acetate can be used as an additive or filler to increase profits.
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ANNOUNCES APPOINTMENT OF DAVID PASTRANA AS PRESIDENT OF WHITE HOUSE BLACK MARKET BRAND Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Because of corruption in the food program, rations earmarked for the poor are often sold on the black market instead.
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The move aimed to address dollar shortages that drove the pound to about 10 per dollar on the black market.
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In fact, it may just be sending more first-time experimenters to the most dangerous stuff on the black market.
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But a unifying of all the exchange rates — there are at least six, including the black market — remains far away.
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"The money came from out the black market—it came from out the streets—to build the shit," he says.
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Bug bounty programs are often a way to deter hackers from finding vulnerabilities then selling them on the black market.
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Black market marijuana vapes containing substances like alcohol and caffeine may be to blame for spate of mysterious lung illnesses
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Public health professionals say that a widespread ban could create an unregulated black market, which could be much more dangerous.
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Fentanyl and chemically similar variations, known as analogs, have been sold on the black market and can be extremely potent.
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The naira - pegged at 197 - trades some 40 percent below the official rate on the black market versus the dollar.
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Viceland makes its latest foray into daring documentaries with "Black Market," a project by the "Wire" actor Michael K. Williams.
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Counting both legal and black market sales, the total demand for pot is approximately $52.5 billion, Marijuana Business Daily found.
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One black market THC vape brand called "Dank Vapes" is tied to an alarming number of the recent lung illnesses.
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On the black market, however, a dollar can fetch more than 3,000 bolivars because official mechanisms do not satiate demand.
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In 2010, he pleaded guilty to selling pills he had obtained with Medicaid benefits to a black market drug dealer.
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In 2016, Chinese police busted a gang for selling around $90 million worth of illegal vaccines on the black market.
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When you post a video and you open three black market decals in 20 crates—that is almost unheard of.
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During the Super Bowl, 97 percent of bets will be placed on the black market, the American Gaming Association predicts.
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In India, the waiting list for organs is long, as donations are few, which has led to black market trade.
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A widening gap between the official dollar rate and the black market rate has increased pressure to devalue the currency.
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The move was designed to wipe out the advantage of the black market, which siphoned money from the banking system.
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This is impossible today, beyond the fact that the world of blockchain is mostly about fraud and black market sales.
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The federal government stated that one of its major goals in regulation cannabis is to wipe out the black market.
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That let the pills flow not just to patients' hands but to their family, their friends, and the black market.
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The government is willing to take these things and totally ignore everybody that was involved in the black market side.
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Hard currency remains scarce in the formal banking system however, forcing importers to resort to an increasingly expensive black market.
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Subsidized cheap fuels also encourage smuggling, create fuel shortages, depress fuel prices on the black market and enrich organized crime.
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Reports of widespread stockpiling have caused the government to crack down on sales of medical supplies on the black market.
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In his view, the success of the legal system will rest on swiftly and aggressively shutting down the black market.
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In the late 1990s, Muammar el-Qaddafi, the Libyan leader, began looking on the black market for nuclear weapons technology.
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Eventually, as their meetings continued and they became closer, the agent told Franey he was a black market gun dealer.
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Law-enforcement officials say that legalization has also created fertile soil for black-market cultivations that pop up in basements.
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Other episodes have dealt with L.G.B.T.Q. issues, forced relocation and the black market for surrogacy, which is illegal in China.
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The lawsuit claims Mr. Sadr's lieutenants sold the samples on Iraq's black market to fund their attacks on American forces.
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And as the legal risks of cultivating marijuana have declined, competition from both corporate and black market farms has increased.
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Yet hundreds of black market pot outlets remain defiantly open, abetted by provincial governments slow to implement the new law.
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This is going to bring a large amount of tax revenue that is being lost because of the black market.
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The widespread over-reliance on opioids, along with benzodiazepines, amphetamines and other scheduled medications, has created a booming black market.
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" Another, from the 1990s, warned that "babies are being harvested and sold on the black market by Planned Parenthood clinics.
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Banning flavored e-cigarettes is a flawed approach because it will create a new black market for flavored e-liquids.
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It is the black market for Scottish haggis, a savory pudding of boiled sheep innards wrapped in a sheep's stomach.
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Among the shipments were black market vaping products that have been linked to thousands of illnesses and dozens of deaths.
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"Nothing we did prevents people from finding the product — either on the black market or the internet," Mr. Burzichelli said.
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Minnesota officials said that fentanyl had not been seen on the local black market in appreciable numbers for some time.
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The special rapporteur noted that much of the population relies on black market trade to provide alternative sources of food.
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Lawmakers who support legalizing marijuana contend that it leads to greater regulation, curbs the black market and stops money laundering.
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Gasoline supplies are dwindling and are a black-market trade now — for those fortunate enough to have a functioning vehicle.
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Activists say Thailand's tiger zoos amount to little more than farms, which produce animal parts for a thriving black market.
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On the outskirts of the city, police cars driving to Adi Abeto prison pass a thriving black market for diesel.
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But, for now, the lack of stores in Ontario, as well as in Quebec, help keep the black market afloat.
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This environment created a black market in which brokers will offer to dispose of waste at below the market rate.
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Mr. Gonzalez eked out a living selling peanuts on the black market in Cuba before arriving in Louisville in 2009.
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Such websites have proliferated since the first popular black market site, the Silk Road, was taken down in late 2013.
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One black market trader in Tripoli said only that there was "a big offer (of dollars) circulating at the moment".
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The central bank devalued the pound by almost 14 percent in March, briefly closing the gap with the black market.
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The group has started selling the panal for 5,000 bolivars, about 5 U.S. cents at the black market exchange rate.
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This November, Google let us know that there are 1.9 billion stolen passwords and usernames available on the black market.
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Blair said that Trump's remarks about illicit trade and a black market for vaping products bode well for the industry.
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The two regions both make up a huge chunk of the murky $2 to $6 billion yearly antiquities black market.
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The vast majority do not have the right to work, and many resort to exploitative conditions on the black market.
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Despite his accounting degree, he makes his money selling U.S. dollars for Zimbabwe's failing currency on the black market. Why?
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Because it's less easily monitored, the dark web is best known as a hotbed for cybercrime and black market trading.
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Maduro did not mention the black market, where the rate at the time of writing was 1,045 bolivars per dollar.
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The black market for reviews is, despite Amazon's pledges to fight it, vast and largely out of the company's control.
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Lloyd is hopeful this will mean black market dispensaries will now have the option to get into the legal market.
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The naira ended at 282 to the dollar on Monday but was trading at round 350 on the black market.
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What they're saying: A Juul Labs spokesperson said the company is in favor of efforts to target black market products.
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"They're going to have an economic powerhouse," Mr. Trump said of North Korea, which has a growing black-market economy.
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They are taking advantage of a grace period during which dispensaries can sell unregulated cannabis grown on the black market.
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Brand got his first taste of the antiques black market by accident, and on the wrong side of the law.
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When Bitcoin first emerged, it was largely reserved to the dark corners of the internet and, often, the black market.
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The now-defunct online black market Silk Road, which the government shut down in 43, ran its transactions on Bitcoin.
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"It's a vicious cycle because the only way for the black market to end is for banks to start providing dollars and the banks don't have the dollar resources because they are being sucked up by the black market abroad," said one banker who declined to be named due to the sensitivity of the matter.
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Elisa would receive money online, through PayPal and other services, and sell those funds at a markup on the black market.
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Until June 260, when the bank abandoned the peg, anyone else had to pay a lot more on the black market.
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It traded at 365 on the black market and was stuck at around 305.25 to the dollar on the official window.
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" Perusing breast milk listings can feel vaguely criminal, especially since the trade has been sensationalized into its own "booming black market.
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Many formulas on the black market are unsafe for use, and have tested positive for contaminants like human waste and bacteria.
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Sudan chose instead to devalue its currency in January and cut wheat subsidies, sending the pound plummeting on the black market.
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Bankers and exchange traders said the plan was unlikely to succeed as the black market is guided by supply and demand.
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They accepted his "interpretations," as he called his early work, in lieu of cash—then sold them on the black market.
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Counting both legal and black market sales, the total demand for pot is approximately $52.5 billion, Marijuana Business Daily has reported.
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According to a survey conducted by cannabis delivery platform Eaze, one in five Californians still purchase cannabis from the black market.
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"Banks don't provide dollars to import electrical appliances, and thus we have to buy them from the black market," he said.
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Last October she bought some medication on the black market that would protect her against pregnancy for the next three months.
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Millions in Venezuela earn just a dollar or two a month at black market rates and suffer food and medicine shortages.
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The dollar shortage and ballooning black market for hard currency has made imports more expensive in Sudan, raising prices in general.
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In places like New Zealand...where it's legalized or decriminalized, rates there are considerably lower than here in black-market America.
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The pound's continued depreciation on the black market since the IMF deal was announced in August also poses a big challenge.
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Bizarre though it is, the "Great Mission of Sovereign Supply" may be reducing the leakage of goods to the black market.
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But the unit also has evolved its mission in recent years to disrupting the black market antiquities trade through criminal prosecutions.
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The currency fell to about 300 naira to the dollar in Nigeria's black market, down from about 240 early last month.
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The effort may seem massive, but the lure of the black market carries a financial potency that's proving difficult to stop.
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Eradicating the black market is essential to restoring investors' confidence, easing the risk that the pound's volatility will erase their profits.
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The currency has been devalued from the official rate of 218,000 to the dollar to the black-market rate of 6m.
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Bazzell said one byproduct of restricting access to public content could be a boom on the black market for Facebook data.
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When we first meet up again with Bourne he's working as a kind of black-market boxer in a distant backwater.
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A kilo of rhino horn today fetches upward of $60,000 — more than twice the value of gold — on the black market.
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For instance, when the question at hand is about banning something, it can argue that it would spark a black market.
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They're also illegal to own in the US — the arowana is endangered — but there is, of course, a thriving black market.
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Prohibition did lead to more violence in some places, particularly big cities where a black market and organized crime took off.
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The controls also push products from store shelves to the black market, where they can bring much higher profits to sellers.
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The goal is to estimate the size of the digital black market for cannabis in Canada and to form effective policy.
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Squashing the black market for fake drugs will require the cooperation of the government regulators, drug companies, pharmacists and patient groups.
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The South Sudanese pound traded at 16 to the dollar on the black market on Friday, compared with 13 in February.
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The naira was quoted at 22 to the dollar on the black market on Thursday, the same level as last week.
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At units where horticulture classes are offered, inmates buy black-market salads every day because they are not available in commissary.
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Black market prices for gasoline and cooking gas in the town have skyrocketed, and communications are completely cut off, he said.
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And it raises the possibility that if North Korea succeeds, it will look for black market buyers for its lethal goods.
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A thriving black market for Bollywood videotapes soon developed, and many Pakistanis grew up watching pirated films from across the border.
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The hacker can find your password or even the answers to your "security" questions for sale on the internet black market.
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They cannot work, but Polish employers worry that will change, and that many will find black-market jobs in the meantime.
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Source: Kurtis Productions Ross Ulbricht, also known as Dread Pirate Roberts, is the creator of online black market website Silk Road.
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Cacti may not be the sort of lifeform people associate with poachers, but there is a real black market for them.
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But a growing black market, responding to increased demand for wood and charcoal, is what's really driving tree destruction in Kef.
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With that move, importers were able to deposit dollars obtained from the black market in order to pay for their goods.
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The bond notes and notional electronic funds have plummeted on Zimbabwe's black market in recent months to around 4 per dollar.
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A better way to understand the scale of a black market like this is to look at the actual money involved.
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Researchers estimate that 30 percent of marijuana sales in the state will remain in the black market — and so be untaxed.
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At one point, some defendants drove 60 pounds (27 kilograms) of marijuana to Chicago and sold it on the black market.
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In September, pharmacies throughout Italy ran out of medical marijuana, prompting many patients with prescriptions to turn to the black market.
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Speculation has been mounting that the central bank would devalue its currency amid a rapidly weakening rate on the black market.
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There is a functional black market and it is not going to end just because the government "sort of" legalised pot.
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Reed: "Cold Storage" was shot in Los Angeles and was based on a pair of black market speaker salesman we encountered.
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"There was a black market, many illegal drivers doing part-time work, over-charging customers and not following regulations," he said.
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