But we smuggled in memories when we smuggled in those tastes: memories of freedom.
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So not all smuggled migrants are trafficked, and not all trafficking victims are smuggled migrants.
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This is because smuggled undocumented migrants are evading detection more often than non-smuggled undocumented migrants.
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"This is a smuggled drug, a smuggled piece of contraband that has a black market value inside and uses for which it is not intended," Sheriff Koutoujian said.
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It's typically grown in Morocco and smuggled in through Tunisia's long and porous border with Algeria, though some of it is smuggled in from sub-Saharan Africa through Libya.
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In Nigeria cars and rice are smuggled by criminal syndicates.
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For a time he smuggled people to and from Jordan.
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He managed to get the family smuggled out through Turkey.
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The drugs are still mostly smuggled in, usually from Myanmar.
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From there, she was smuggled into Syria in November 2014.
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"I have smuggled graft everywhere in the world," said Savani.
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Experts say most of the stones are smuggled to China.
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The report did not specify which refined products were smuggled.
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Could a disgruntled employee have smuggled out vials of Novichok?
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Is contraband being smuggled in these antique clocks and figurines?
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Experts say the majority of stones are smuggled to China.
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With bribes and subterfuge, the works are smuggled back out.
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Stash houses in residential neighborhoods hide smuggled people and drugs.
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"Let's just say I've smuggled back some things," she said.
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He had smuggled drugs 50 times before he was caught.
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All are likely descendants of specimens smuggled out of Australia.
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A Mississippi prison crisis has an unusual linchpin: smuggled phones.
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But $10m of heroin can be smuggled inside two briefcases.
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Chinese citizens were also arrested with smuggled gold this year.
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Most illegal drugs are smuggled in through ports of entry.
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Mr. Chalidze and Mr. Kline created Khronika Press, which published underground material that had been smuggled out of the Soviet Union, often as carbon copies, and then smuggled it back in as printed works.
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A label on the chart in this story showing smuggled money seized has been updated to clarify that the data represents the total smuggled outbound currency seized at all ports of entry around the nation.
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It was also unclear how much fuel may have been smuggled.
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In Mosul, smuggled oil enriched Da'esh before they seized the city.
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Experts say most of the stones are smuggled to neighboring China.
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Soon after, Tyrion is smuggled out of Westeros with spymaster Varys.
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She knew he had smuggled people across the US–Mexico border.
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They smuggled her onto the train, and then onto a van.
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After they are smuggled into America, the Africans are separated again.
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The vast majority of Paraguay's cigarettes are smuggled into other nations.
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Illicit whites are legally manufactured cigarettes illegally smuggled into myriad markets.
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While dating Alex, Piper smuggled drug money over the Belgian border.
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Their weapons were smuggled onto the Temple Mount before the shootings.
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Dennis Quaid and Cary Elwes star as consumers of smuggled art.
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The action of making charcoal, and buying smuggled wood, is illegal.
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Reportedly, around 100,000 iPhones are smuggled into the country every month.
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"I've smuggled shoes and oil before, but never drugs," says Ali.
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They smuggled implements from their work sites: pieces of wood, spoons.
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The students had smuggled beer on board and didn't sleep much.
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On the non-lethal side ... he also allegedly smuggled 9 turtles.
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Cigarettes, for example, are smuggled into Hong Kong from mainland China.
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Of course, the equipment could already have been smuggled into another country.
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The film was smuggled out of the camp in a toothpaste tube.
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This year it was smuggled in a microphone and a shiny handbag.
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It includes murders, gunfights, torture and cocaine smuggled in cans of jalapeños.
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His body was smuggled out, they added, perhaps in a diplomatic car.
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Five pesos for each smuggled bag of powdered milk or instant coffee.
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Could Ryan's "40 pound" weights have been smuggled in with little notice?
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Few of those recently smuggled were Rohingya, police in Mae Sot said.
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Many of them were smuggled or trafficked to Thailand, Malaysia and beyond.
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Despite the perils, 18,000 Vietnamese people a year are smuggled to Europe.
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Guzman's job was to have the drugs smuggled into the United States.
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Dennis Quaid and Cary Elwes star as conspicuous consumers of smuggled art.
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There have been scattered successes in recuperating smuggled antiquities from war zones.
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The report called smuggled guns the weapons of choice for violent criminals.
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It is smuggled into Iran through Turkey and northern Iraq, they say.
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" (the question smuggled inside the confession), or, more urgently, "Please love me.
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Parterre Box started 20153 years ago, smuggled into bathrooms at Lincoln Center.
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In practice, many nuts are smuggled out, hidden in crates of beans.
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The children were then smuggled to the countryside by Dutch resistance groups.
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One day, someone — I forget who — smuggled a tennis ball into class.
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"We'd be smuggled back to Iran, and then deported again," he said.
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Each year, tens of thousands of migrants are illegally smuggled from here.
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Some 324 million packs were smuggled into New York in 2017 alone.
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Each year, tens of thousands of migrants are illegally smuggled from here.
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Later, they dismantle the machines to be smuggled across the border into Venezuela.
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Pieter then smuggled Will to Rwanda, where he would be far from Azikiwe.
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She trembles as she recalls the experience of being smuggled across the border.
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GUTFELD: I don&apost know, he might have smuggled in some apple pie.
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Next thing she knew, she had been smuggled across the border to China.
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It was then smuggled into a seaside Italian town, possibly inside a bathtub.
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If smuggled across the border in bulk, it could generate a tidy profit.
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He wants to be smuggled back, but then would have no valid documentation.
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The duo smuggled their dogs, Pistol and Boo, into the country in May.
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His sentence was extended following his confession that he smuggled drugs into prison.
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She had reportedly smuggled the tusks of more than 350 elephants to Asia.
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This is material that was smuggled with the knowledge of the U.S. government.
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Most of the guns in Mexico are smuggled in from the United States.
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Sometimes farmers never receive the supplies, which are often smuggled to neighbouring countries.
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North Koreans rely on smuggled electronics to watch overseas media, anecdotal reports suggest.
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I used to tell people I smuggled pot to support my writing habit.
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Along with other hopefuls, Ussumane was then smuggled by car across the border.
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The negatives were smuggled out of the camp in a tube of toothpaste.
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It's a sincere attempt at feminist consciousness-raising, smuggled inside a murder mystery.
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The floss was smuggled in by Mr. Londonio's mother, according to the report.
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It's so small and nondescript, it's like it was made to be smuggled.
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InSight Crime analysisEssential goods will naturally be smuggled along the Venezuela-Colombia border.
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Franck smuggled the weapons in order to make a profit, the ISA said.
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Noniodized salt from Vietnam was half the cost, so it was smuggled in.
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Drugs are smuggled into the United States mainly through its ports of entry.
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Then a nurse smuggled him a snowball and allowed him to hold it.
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Mr. Korkmaz was eventually released and later had himself smuggled out of Turkey.
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And was he smuggled out in a box, as some unconfirmed reports say?
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The calls come after Libya's National Oil Corporation this month said it was considering using a chemical marking system to help trace smuggled oil products as up to 40 percent of fuel refined in Libya or imported is stolen or smuggled.
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He smuggled them out of his office on USB drives hidden in his shoes.
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He added that they appeared to have used improvised automatic weapons smuggled into Israel.
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The smuggled fuel provides a crucial lifeline for the regime's economy and armed forces.
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Much of the jade is being smuggled into China each year, local residents say.
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Arms had been getting in to Eritrea, many smuggled across the border with Sudan.
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Other resources such as teak and gold are also smuggled out of South Sudan.
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Goods smuggled include cigarettes and alcohol (both genuine and counterfeit), as well as diesel.
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Earlier this month a bomb was smuggled on to a plane at Mogadishu airport.
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Even minor infringements, such as perusing smuggled religious pamphlets, can result in severe punishment.
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Various Uganda-based traders have been sanctioned for handling gold smuggled out of DRC.
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These have legitimate medical uses, but are often manufactured illicitly and smuggled into America.
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It is also near the crowded Karkhano market, known for selling smuggled foreign goods.
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Thai rice, repackaged as local produce, is already smuggled in huge quantities through Benin.
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Saved by the man who smuggled her out, she counts herself among the lucky.
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It will also try to determine how the poison was smuggled into the court.
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Cocaine is smuggled from South America to West Africa by boat or small plane.
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Mostly, the product is then smuggled out to Europe by land, sea or air.
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He did not elaborate on what type of illegal drugs were being smuggled in.
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Recently, Homeland Security Investigations began deploying special teams to target cash being smuggled south.
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This policy does not protect kids who may be coming here trafficked or smuggled.
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Still, the smuggled phone is next to useless given the island's lagging internet connection.
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Goods come through Iraq's Kurdish region, or are smuggled from areas under Assad's control.
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So I went in with a big black coat and smuggled the book out.
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For some, even the chance of being smuggled into Europe is out of reach.
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Once, I smuggled a baby turtle the size of a quarter to my cell.
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And for every smuggled ape, several more may have been killed in the process.
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Used clothing is smuggled into Nigeria, and in Lomé, Nigerians dominate the resale industry.
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Mexico remains a major source and transit country for smuggled fentanyl, methamphetamines and heroin.
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She was smuggled in a wooden container on a truck bound for Los Angeles.
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The lucky few find ways to get smuggled into Spain or Germany, via Libya.
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My family did write letters that were smuggled in, but I never got them.
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Sand I'd smuggled back from California slid from between the pages to my desk.
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Abu Ahmad said his parents and children had been smuggled out of the city.
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Ghosn was smuggled out of Japan by a private security company at 11 p.m.
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Opposition members said it was "top secret" how they smuggled the canisters into parliament.
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Akhtamar Classic, he said, was the only brand smuggled into territory controlled by ISIS.
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Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev had smuggled nuclear missiles into Cuba, threatening 90 million Americans.
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But porn smuggled in on discs remains highly valuable, costing as much as $500
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On the other is Titch, maybe on a prison payphone or a smuggled cellphone.
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Samuel Slater, who's described as the father of the American industrial revolution, smuggled himself out of England in violation of British emigration laws to come work in the US. When he first arrived in Rhode Island, he cannibalized and improved upon smuggled equipment.
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You might admire him as a triumph of personal design smuggled into a corporate context.
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U.S. Border Patrol says the two were separated after being smuggled across the southern border.
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Others are smuggled from Syria to Sudan, then up through Libya to Italy, Mohammed claims.
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Dried seafood is smuggled out across a land border with China in the far north.
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Nguyen was just 16 when a friend's boyfriend drugged her and smuggled her into China.
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A decade after NAFTA, 90 percent of Colombian cocaine was smuggled through the southwest border.
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So are drugs—heroin as well as cannabis—smuggled across the narrow channel from India.
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Private money, by contrast, is sometimes smuggled across borders or siphoned into offshore bank accounts.
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More significant are efforts to cut Pyongyang's access to hard currency and smuggled weapons technology.
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The WGC has estimated that 100-120 tonnes of smuggled gold entered India in 2016.
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However, phones smuggled from China are routinely used to circumvent state surveillance, the report stated.
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He also smuggled out 20,22014 tea seedlings to Darjeeling, setting up the Indian tea trade.
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Cashews are primarily smuggled to Ghana and in smaller amounts to Burkina Faso and Mali.
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Like women getting kidnapped, thrown into cars, and smuggled across unwalled sections of the border.
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First, music had to be smuggled across borders and dispersed without its carriers getting caught.
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A crime lord and cousin to Mariah Dillard, Cottonmouth smuggled drugs and weapons across Harlem.
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Last December, customs officials at JFK found 70 live finches smuggled in the same way.
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Cigarettes were forbidden, and guards would monitor family visits and track who'd smuggled them in.
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Coffee, gasoline, corn, chickens and coffee are openly smuggled back and forth on that road.
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They used this fuel for the generators that had been smuggled in through the tunnels.
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Illegal connections, however, have proliferated using smuggled or homemade antennas and pirated Wi-Fi signals.
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Myanmar is believed to be a gateway for smuggled white sugar into China, traders say.
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Human Rights Watch spoke to 16 Syrian refugees who were smuggled into Turkey last year.
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The Germans smuggled Lenin back to Petrograd from Swiss exile in a sealed train car.
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The rifles had been smuggled into the country in oil trucks from Sudan, they said.
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Sometimes weapons are captured from domestic stockpiles, but more often they are smuggled from elsewhere.
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He said it smuggled gang members across the United States border and recruited young immigrants.
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She finds hope reading the letters of handmaids that make up the package she smuggled.
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A lot of beans have been smuggled into neighbouring Nigeria, instead of going to Douala.
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Eventually, García was smuggled to the Colombian Embassy in Lima and, from there, into exile.
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He had previously discussed being smuggled into Afghanistan where he could meet an ISIS group.
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The authorities also said he had smuggled gold, whiskey and television sets across the border.
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The Mexican snitches alert agents that drugs or people are being smuggled — by Americans. Why?
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But it is mostly smuggled through legal ports of entry and not wall-less areas.
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Pike has that information because his first officer, No. 1, essentially smuggled it to him.
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The cadets used sweaters to cover Aurora and smuggled her out in a dog crate.
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The rules aim to exclude from the market any gold that is illegally mined, smuggled or used to finance violence – risks underlined in 2017 when a major U.S. refiner was found to have imported gold worth more than $2 billion smuggled from South America.
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Ingredients such as pseudoephedrine and caffeine are smuggled across porous borders from India, China and Vietnam.
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CAIRO – Egypt says it has repatriated nine illegally smuggled artifacts, including statuary and coffins, from France.
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His cartel has produced, smuggled and distributed marijuana, heroin, cocaine, methamphetamine and other types of drugs.
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He also smuggled Shake Shack into the venue so she could indulge right after the show.
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It was 2012 and he had just returned to Hong Kong, smuggled in illegally by boat.
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According to court papers, the man is believed to have smuggled a dozen turtles in January.
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The filing said he entered Syria in January 2015 with $40,000 after being smuggled from Turkey.
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When famine struck North Korea in the 1990s, millions broke the law by selling smuggled food.
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When famine struck North Korea in the 22011s, millions broke the law by selling smuggled food.
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He also smuggled weapons for Fatah, then a rising militant movement, and spent time in jail.
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Scenario 7673: Smuggled bomb An act of terrorism is uppermost in the minds of some officials.
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I'd buy cartons of cigarettes that others had smuggled in, sell them, and make a profit.
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It provides for expanded cooperation among countries on finding and recovering stolen or smuggled nuclear material.
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Now, they are suspending operations as a surge in smuggled bullion wipes out wafer thin margins.
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Up to 95 tonnes of gold was smuggled into India in 2018, according to the WGC.
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For the agency that deals with border security, it was a major intercept of smuggled cash.
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An Iraqi legislator estimates that IS smuggled $400m out of Iraq and Syria during its retreat.
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Militant groups have smuggled members into Europe among the migrants, German Chancellor Angela Merkel has said.
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From Iran, Zabihian went to Turkey, where he was smuggled across the border under rifle fire.
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Most paid to be smuggled to Europe, in the hope of becoming richer than their parents.
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Fox agreed, but at the time did not know the minigun would be smuggled to Mexico.
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About 80 percent of all the alcohol smuggled into Iran enters the country from Iraqi Kurdistan.
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A lot of people regret coming at all, and many are being smuggled back to Turkey.
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The local wildlife also doesn't want to be "adopted" (aka smuggled) home with you either. 81.
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Truckloads of Nigerian petrol are smuggled abroad and sold at market prices, leaving Nigerian pumps dry.
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About a third is used in gold mining in Indonesia, she said, the rest smuggled overseas.
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This suggests that those who are smuggled successfully pay larger sums than those who are not.
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A government-run news portal said Schellenberg had smuggled "an enormous amount of drugs" into China.
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It's all smuggled in, on foot, from Taliban areas, by boys young enough to avoid suspicion.
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They placed the kids in rural homes or convents, or smuggled them into Switzerland or Spain.
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There is also a problem with counterfeit and substandard antibiotics smuggled in from Pakistan or Iran.
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And I'm pretty sure it was six seeds that got smuggled out of California into Amsterdam.
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No blood pooled around the wrists, no cinched-up bed sheet, no packet indicating something smuggled.
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Some experts estimate that more than 210,000 weaponsare smuggled across the US-Mexico border each year.
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In June, Egyptian state media reported the return of over 100 artifacts smuggled into Naples, Italy.
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Its population dwindled to 90,000, the United Nations estimates, as people escaped or were smuggled out.
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But smuggled and homemade liquor is widely available, with alcohol suppliers making deliveries to people's doorsteps.
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"That's often an indicator that someone will be smuggled across the border into Canada," Brant said.
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Though gun purchases are restricted, black market weapons are available, often smuggled from the United States.
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The songbirds, often smuggled from Guyana, can fetch between $230,203 and $220,21890 each, federal authorities said.
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"Every year, 2100,23 illegal children are smuggled by coyotes and criminals into our country," he said.
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Electrodes for rockets were reportedly smuggled in butter containers and concealed in shipments of marble slabs.
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Meanwhile, my older sister, Tracy, smuggled a copy of "Portnoy's Complaint" into our "Virgin Suicides" house.
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They regale each other with newspaper accounts and letters smuggled by friends from Paris to Bristol.
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In the show's second season, Offred's baby, Nicole, is smuggled out of the country to Canada.
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They would listen to smuggled music and dance in hidden discotheques before the police busted them.
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A video of her execution was smuggled out of Kabul and eventually shared across the globe.
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Then Moscow smuggled its big guns into Ukraine, including a Buk surface-to-air missile system.
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A Columbian vet who smuggled heroin into the U.S. in puppies has been sent to prison.
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To further complicate matters, fentanyl can be either prescribed for pain or smuggled from foreign countries.
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The ring leader had been in Hungary since 2013 and had smuggled migrants since February 2015.
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For decades, Iran smuggled guns and bomb-making supplies through the vast swamps of southern Iraq.
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Horsemeat (interestingly, one word) was smuggled into the mainstream meat supply and sold as ground beef.
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But rhinoceros horns, pangolin scales, turtles, and other exotic wildlife are still repeatedly smuggled through Thailand.
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In the 1980s, drug lord Pablo Escobar smuggled four hippos into Colombia for his personal zoo.
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How some things can't be killed because they were smuggled out across the border long ago.
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These figures do not include the large volume of goods that are smuggled across the border.
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After all, none of the doctors involved want to be perceived as selling smuggled medical devices.
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But a few months later, when they found he'd smuggled her another phone, they contacted the police.
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Using a makeshift raft, he smuggled copies of the documents across the Orontes river and into Turkey.
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It also provides for broader cooperation among countries on finding and recovering stolen or smuggled nuclear material.
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Islamic State claimed responsibility for that attack, saying it smuggled aboard explosives in a soft drink can.
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An astronaut smuggled a corned beef sandwich onto a space capsule and ate it while in orbit.
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Libya has limited refining capacities and some fuel gets smuggled abroad, as the country heavily subsides petrol.
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"People come here, they have sold everything, they will find a way to get smuggled," he shrugs.
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Mr Mesa says the teenager had smuggled immigrants and, along with a few friends, was throwing rocks.
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The Houthi experience shows that the technology can be acquired, smuggled into a rebel region, and weaponized.
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Brazil's heavily armed drug gangs and paramilitary militias easily get weapons smuggled over the country's porous borders.
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The stones found there were smuggled across the borders by rebels in exchange for arms and ammunitions.
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There is also a danger of the disease spreading into Vietnam through smuggled pigs of unknown origin.
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Thae called for more small digital players to be smuggled into North Korea to receive outside broadcasts.
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Iraqi authorities claimed that the work belongs to the state and was smuggled out of the country.
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Last question: If you smuggled your way into that chamber with Senate Republicans, what would you say?
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Most of this oil would be smuggled out of Iran or go to China despite the sanctions.
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Smuggled rice, on the other hand, was being sold in urban markets for 12,500 naira a bag.
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Scaramucci was smuggled into the meeting with the President on Thursday so Reince wouldn't know about it.
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Fars added that the ship was carrying fuel smuggled to it on Iranian dhows, or small boats.
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Islamic State claimed responsibility for that attack, saying it smuggled aboard explosives in a soft drink can.
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Organizers said they next hope to train the rats to find smuggled elephant ivory and rhino horn.
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In the penitentiary, drugs are plentiful, highly sought after, and are smuggled in at an alarming rate.
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And weapons used in the Charlie Hebdo attack in January 2015 were also smuggled across the border.
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Smuggled in a truck and dodging bullets and checkpoints in the dead of night Hasna barely survived.
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All land crossings with Syria are closed, meaning Syrians must be smuggled across the border to enter.
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Gun ownership is heavily controlled in Iran, raising speculation that the attackers smuggled weapons into the country.
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You'll recall the pooches made headlines a year ago when they smuggled the two Yorkies into Australia.
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However, even the latest number indicates that a significant amount of marijuana is still being smuggled north.
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Nonthreatening stories can contain messages which are smuggled in through a compelling narrative that appeals to emotion.
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Most are shipped into Mexico, where they are further processed before they are smuggled over the border.
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Also, most seeds are smuggled in from Amsterdam, and many are genetically enhanced to produce more strength.
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Yet the jump from watching smuggled soaps to rising up against the government is a long one.
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He said the weapons were smuggled from rebel-controlled eastern Ukraine into Russia via illegal border crossings.
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Smuggled drugs included marijuana, heroin, cocaine, MDMA or ecstasy, and the prescription opioid Suboxone, the indictments said.
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"We have seen a lot of cars being smuggled through neighbouring countries - mainly from Benin," she added.
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Redoine had smuggled a handgun into prison and held four guards hostage, using them as human shields.
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Smuggled cell phones have long been a tool for inmates to control gang activities inside prison walls.
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One friend smuggled drugs out of Costa Rica; another died from a heart attack after I left.
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More than 50,000 "Caesar" photos, smuggled out in 2013, revealed torture endured by inmates in state facilities.
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However, many tune in to foreign shows with smuggled Chinese radios and illegally altered North Korean sets.
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The brothers offered a rigorously classical menu, with ingredients imported or, in some cases, smuggled from France.
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The plot, investigators said, was going to be financed from the sale of cocaine smuggled into Florida.
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Often, actual hardcore porn mags are smuggled in by correctional officers looking to make some extra money.
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People who have managed to get out of Jaghori are usually smuggled by drivers along remote tracks.
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Amr has since smuggled himself back to Turkey and is waiting to attempt crossing into Greece again.
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Suboxone is already commonly smuggled into lockups, whether to get inmates high or help them avoid withdrawal.
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He smuggled explosively formed projectiles into Iraq that killed hundreds of U.S. troops in the early 2000s.
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Vice reported in December that Mathews had been smuggled into the US by members of The Base.
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But Pakistani officials say that smuggled Iranian fuel drains around $400 million from Pakistan's economy each year.
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It's typically smuggled across the U.S. border or delivered via mail, as it can be ordered online.
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Cigarettes are also smuggled out of states, particularly when their neighbors have a much higher excise tax.
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Phones are smuggled in food shipments, with medical supplies, and in the pockets of corrupt prison staff.
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The funds – like the cellphones the inmates use to make the calls – are smuggled into the prison.
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South Korean TV dramas and movies smuggled from China are already popular in the North, he said.
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A lower-potency, lower-cost grade of fentanyl is also smuggled across the southwest border from Mexico.
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On the flip side, for every 28503 cigarettes smoked in New Hampshire, another 22020 are smuggled out.
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Officials say it was drugged and then smuggled into the airport on Friday by a Russian tourist.
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His quote didn't have to be smuggled out by an angry bartender to assume an illicit quality.
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Perennial conflicts have left the region awash with arms, which are smuggled across borders with relative ease.
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As for just how much dough she allegedly smuggled ... the twins don't have an exact count yet.
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Under the second tier are territories similarly cut off, but where some food can be smuggled in.
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A UN body is slowly bringing smuggled documents and other evidence under one roof for use by prosecutors.
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The statement did not specify what types of goods were smuggled or the value of the alleged bribes.
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Prosecutors had alleged more than 4.5 billion euros was smuggled to China from Italy between 2006 and 2010.
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Danbi smuggled, but she also shopped, too, so she'd give a special gesture to show what she wanted.
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But she was arrested soon after moving to Tokyo, prosecutors alleging she had smuggled drugs into the country.
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From inside the prison in Aden, detainees smuggled letters and drawings to the AP about the sexual abuse.
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In total, Hickinbottom's team smuggled between £600,000 and £1m of goods into prisons across the UK, authorities said.
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For 22 days, they passed from town to town until they could be smuggled over the Turkish border.
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For months, South Carolina officials have said that prisoners used smuggled cellphones to manage crimes outside the prisons.
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Two of the migrants said they were paying $8,000 to be smuggled into New Jersey and Los Angeles.
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That hurts shops in Kaliningrad, many of which have long passed off smuggled Polish meat as local meat.
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A coyote smuggled us through Mexico, and we were caught by immigration right after we crossed the border.
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In the past, some Cuban stars have undertaken risky escapes, including being smuggled off the island in speedboats.
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It was being smuggled by a South Sudanese woman on her way to Egypt, the patrol team said.
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The vast majority of drugs smuggled into the country through the southern border come through ports of entry.
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And it's a problem for hardliners who fear nefarious characters being smuggled in for the purposes of terrorism.
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Vast amounts of gold from Africa's informal mines go to the United Arab Emirates, much of it smuggled.
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I would like to hear your movie snack system at the current time, be it lawful or smuggled.
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Like the Al-Yahudu tablets, they were almost certainly illegally excavated in, and smuggled out of, wartime Iraq.
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Gasoline, whose prices is capped in Nigeria, is frequently smuggled across land borders and sold in neighbouring countries.
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And virtually all of those deaths occur while being smuggled, Customs and Border Protection spokesman Mike Friel said.
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Much of the crop was smuggled to the United States before drug cartels began producing more profitable cocaine.
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They were both smuggled into the UK when they were still small enough to hold in one hand.
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Their only window into the surrounding world is delivered via smuggled USB drives full of porn and HBO.
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A Dalian government news portal said this week Schellenberg had smuggled "an enormous amount of drugs" into China.
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Some Madhesis are not so happy with them; border protesters have on occasion set smuggled fuel on fire.
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The leader of a massive criminal syndicate, Mered routinely smuggled asylum seekers from Africa into countries throughout Europe.
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As an exile in London in the 1850s, he ran a newspaper that was smuggled back into Russia.
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Even having the smartphone I snuck with me backstage, smuggled in in my bra, would be no help.
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She was smuggled into Russia and arrested for allegedly directing artillery fire that killed two Russian television journalists.
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Basically, she was almost smuggled out via the Underground FemaleRoad (I love/hate this name), but got caught.
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One of the generals was accused of getting two officers killed while test-driving a smuggled Nissan Fairlady.
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Hence, many people's thoughts have turned to the possibility of a bomb having been smuggled aboard the aircraft.
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As the U.S. industry becomes more established, it will continue to take share from lower quality, smuggled product.
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Iraqi officials even told the Americans that Baghdadi's wives and brothers had been smuggled to Idlib from Turkey.
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"This guy doesn't even look like him," an Eritrean refugee who was smuggled from Libya by Mered said.
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The Clotilda, Foster would forever after complain, was worth more than his share of what it had smuggled.
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However, meat is often smuggled into China (Reporting by Hallie Gu and Dominique Patton; Editing by Shreejay Sinha)
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Even more pressing, the Iranians had smuggled in missiles, which the rebels were using to bombard Saudi Arabia.
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These vehicles were smuggled, and Duterte oversaw the destruction as part of his anti-smuggling and corruption campaign.
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Many small jewellers sell smuggled gold in cash at a discount and pocket the profits, the jeweller said.
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Majhor and Adel are both now in the UK after being smuggled across the English Channel in trucks.
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Under Garduno, the agency has made a number of high-profile captures of migrants smuggled in commercial vehicles.
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Islamic State claimed responsibility for the Metrojet bomb, saying it smuggled aboard explosives in a soft drink can.
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While they were discovered in good health, other migrants being smuggled under similar circumstances have been found dead.
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The company will have to pay a $3 million fine in addition to turning over the smuggled goods.
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During the royal procession, Provo activists mingled with the crowd and smuggled in white sugar nitrate smoke bombs.
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The methods were crudely effective, but they also endowed smuggled-in news with the credibility of the forbidden.
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If the agreement is scuttled, Cuban players who choose to defect probably would continue to be smuggled out.
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She had them smuggled into Burundi, then Senegal, when they were teenagers, many years before the genocide began.
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Paperwork officials found in Khoo's home show he had smuggled rare species between February 2015 and February 2017.
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Caesar smuggled thousands of photographs out of the country in 2013, exposing mass killings, torture and other crimes.
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While he was eventually sent to Altona, the jail where he smuggled in suboxone was Dutchess County Jail.
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Many of the smuggled cubs arrive in the Gulf with mangled and broken legs after a rough journey.
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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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Most were Burmese migrants bound for Malaysia and campaigners have questioned whether many had in fact been smuggled.
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During Prohibition, American bootleggers used these shores as a hub for Canadian liquor smuggled into the United States.
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"Well, the letters were smuggled to the camp and placed under the roof of the outhouse," he explained.
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"Criminal organizations exploit these higher costs by selling smuggled, counterfeit, illegally imported and stolen tobacco products," he said.
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Prison officials alleged that Smith smuggled drugs for Blount from a nearby trade school where Smith attended classes.
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Feature The cult indie rapper smuggled his radical anticapitalism into his biting new film 'Sorry to Bother You.
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In the 17th and 18th centuries, white colonists illegally smuggled boatloads of contraband, such as molasses for rum.
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They said the restrictions also keep out weapons and contraband that could be smuggled in with the books.
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According to Reuters and the Financial Times, Ghosn was smuggled out of Tokyo by a private security company.
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Some accused women of hiding smuggled gold in their vaginas, as a pretext to strip and violate them.
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The report said police believed that one gang had smuggled 4,000 pigs from the province in one day.
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Billions of dollars worth of gold is being smuggled out of Africa, a Reuters investigation found this week.
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Less than a week later, his family smuggled him into Jordan with about $20,83 taped to his stomach.
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Victims said they had been smuggled from Bangladesh and Myanmar in cramped boats with little food and water.
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He also shot an award-winning documentary, "Chauka, Please Tell Us the Time," using a smuggled mobile phone.
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It has also been clear that a large percentage of objects being smuggled out of Syria are fake.
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And like other Axis powers, Italy smuggled its propaganda abroad through films, magazines, art catalogues, and other visual media.
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In 2013, records revealed he smuggled an 8-year-old child across the border, claiming he was the father.
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Jal met a British aid worker, Emma McCune, who smuggled him into Nairobi, Kenya, and put him in school.
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But more importantly, the vast majority of sex workers in France were smuggled into the country by human traffickers.
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Small and non-perishable, dried seahorses are easily smuggled across borders, sometimes in mixed consignments with other dried seafood.
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"Several" of those smuggled into the country appeared to be dehydrated, but only one person needed further medical assistance.
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This means plenty of room for stocking stuffers of all sizes, or any illegal contraband you may have smuggled.
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The following day, the gang smuggled another 67 migrants across the border, again using an unventilated, closed refrigerator lorry.
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Two of the undocumented migrants said they were paying $8,000 to be smuggled into New Jersey and Los Angeles.
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But at last month's French Cup final, some fans still smuggled in and set off firecrackers and smoke bombs.
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Operation Sophia is the EU's military mission aimed at halting people from being smuggled across the sea into Europe.
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The seeds were being produced secretly, mainly in Gujarat and Telangana, and then smuggled to other states, Gholap said.
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The biggest seizures of smuggled artefacts these days are by Chinese customs of goods entering the country from Japan.
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Suspicious officials called in Sebastian Kvist, curator of invertebrates at the Royal Ontario Museum, to identify the smuggled contraband.
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IN 1876 TETTEH QUARSHIE, a blacksmith, smuggled the first cocoa beans into Ghana, hidden beneath his box of tools.
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India, which some say started coffee cultivation in 1670 with seven smuggled beans, exports three-quarters of its production.
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Once the women take the "wrapping paper" to Rio's warehouse, they realize the smuggled goods are actually counterfeit bills.
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Officers had identified citizens "who had smuggled more than 140 migrants and made significant illegal gains," the police added.
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Authorities managed to intercept the smuggled pangolins which entered Thailand from Malaysia late on Wednesday after a tip-off.
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The escape was legendary: They weaseled their way out of confinement using smuggled-in power tools and hacksaw blades.
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North Koreans can watch foreign dramas on smuggled flash drives and over 3m of them have mobile-phone subscriptions.
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In February 2015, Reuters reported that at least $1 billion in cash had been smuggled into Iran despite sanctions.
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Irbil, Iraq (CNN)Information filters out of Mosul in brief calls, smuggled messages and first-hand accounts from escapees.
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MADRID – Spanish authorities say they have broken up an alleged drug ring that smuggled hashish from Morocco to Europe.
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The complaint suggests Fox successfully built multiple miniguns he unlawfully transferred to Carlson that were successfully smuggled into Mexico.
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A friend once smuggled a bottle of sparkling wine and an entire cooked frozen pizza into Age of Ultron.
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As early as 1968, alarm began to spread about a potentially toxic ingredient smuggled into the food we love.
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Meanwhile, Iran says it seized an oil tanker that was carrying smuggled fuel and had 2000 people on board.
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And weapons used in the Charlie Hebdo attack in January 210 in Paris were also smuggled across the border.
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A few chronic patients were smuggled out of the besieged suburbs across front lines to Damascus, Abou Bassel said.
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He got the mercury from traders at Ghana's ports, he said, and smuggled it inland using old Fanta bottles.
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Experts believe many criminals who once smuggled drugs now prefer precursors, which offer high profits but much lighter penalties.
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Myanmar police said most large drug and precursor shipments were smuggled through Moreh, the Indian border town opposite Tamu.
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Gan declined to say how the documents, which Reuters has seen in manuscript form, were smuggled out of China.
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He smuggled in some veal in the way that he traditionally did, in a prophylactic condom in his buttocks.
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In Benin, huge car dealerships used to do a roaring trade with Nigerians who smuggled vehicles through the bush.
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Reports abound of older vehicles being smuggled across the border from Uganda to get around Kenya's eight-year rule.
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Small importers have resorted to flying abroad with cash above the $10,000 limit allowed by authorities smuggled in luggage.
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Source: US Customs and Border Patrol,Princeton Policy Forecasts Of course, other, more dangerous drugs are also smuggled in.
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Thousands of people from Vietnam are smuggled to Europe every year on a route filled with violence and hardship.
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The sausage was one of 306 meat products smuggled into the self-ruled island between late August and Oct.
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Petrol remains cheap and plentiful in Venezuela, but in this border area, it's reportedly being smuggled to Colombian buyers.
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Fortunately, Grossman had secreted two copies with friends, and the text was eventually smuggled out of the Soviet Union.
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By the summer of 2000, he had smuggled thousands of pages of classified information out of the agency's building.
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The brother of Pham Thi Tra My told the BBC she had paid £30,23 to be smuggled into Britain.
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"These arrests had to happen because kids were being abused and getting smuggled in from other countries," Mace explains.
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A 2017 article by BuzzFeed News described the site as having successfully smuggled white nationalist ideas into the mainstream.
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My fraudulent feeling was accentuated by the fact that I had smuggled an even dirtier secret into the club.
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She smuggled a baby gorilla into a hotel in a hat box and roomed with him for a month.
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For years, Hamas sidestepped the Israeli siege and generated revenue by taxing goods smuggled in through tunnels from Sinai.
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The death toll from vehicle chases or single-car accidents involving smuggled migrants has steadily risen in recent years.
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Safari World was outed more than 10 years ago for using orangutans that had been smuggled from Indonesian jungles.
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These policy changes, smuggled into the bill to please big Republican donors, would never survive a more transparent process.
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The teenagers described being lured by alcohol, often smuggled in Arizona Iced Tea bottles brought in by the workers.
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That is on top of charges that he smuggled more than 200 tons of cocaine into the United States.
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A separate factory then produced knockoff logos, which were smuggled into the United States and affixed to the goods.
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He said he had smuggled the shell of the satellite out of Russia as a pair of salad bowls.
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Ghosn was not registered upon landing and was smuggled onboard another plane that left for Lebanon, the paper reported.
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As a favor to a friend, he smuggled balloons of marijuana into Rikers for a man he barely knew.
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The rescued group was being smuggled into the US from Mexico, according to the US Customs and Border Patrol.
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Most of his merchandise is smuggled into the country, often by powerful groups related to security organizations, he said.
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They were being illegally smuggled to China, where the fingernail-like scales are valued as an ingredient in medicine.
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"I have de Lima's blessings," Colangco said, when Congress members asked how he had smuggled contraband into the prison.
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Migratory birds or smuggled ducks from China may have brought in the virus, Agriculture Secretary Emmanuel Piñol has said.
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Dissidents and defectors smuggled out pamphlets, firsthand accounts and other forbidden materials, which circulated in Hong Kong and beyond.
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Her eldest son, 13, was smuggled to Istanbul at 11 to work, which seemed better than staying in Idlib.
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Japanese prosecutors raided Mr. Akimoto's office last week over suspicions that an associate had smuggled cash into the country.
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Franck allegedly smuggled weapons through the crossing on five separate occasions over the last two months, the ISA said.
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She later recognized his face in a trove of photos of bodies smuggled out of a prison near Damascus.
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In his final message, he said he planned to get smuggled out of Raqqa and escape to the countryside.
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Much of the DRC's artisanal production is smuggled out of the country, depriving the government of much-needed revenue.
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In Qayyarah, former Awakening members smuggled themselves out using false papers or by disguising themselves as women in niqabs.
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After about 200 asylum seekers were smuggled from Egypt in 2015, some sections of the fence were made higher.
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Between 2000 and 2010, Logan smuggled more than 250 tusks, worth as much as $3 million, according to Reuters.
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She wrapped them meticulously with silk Kashmiri prayer rugs — pieces of contraband smuggled by artists under Indian military occupation.
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Border Patrol agents infrequently encounter firearms smuggled across the Rio Grande, or into the United States between bridge crossings.
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Instead, it's more likely that he was smuggled onto a private cargo jet in Osaka, bound for Istanbul, Turkey.
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The shop front for most smuggled fuel here is the car services industry, including MOT centers and tire dealerships.
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Authorities successfully seize millions of dollars each year that are being smuggled back south to Mexico from the United States.
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Her hair is naturally black, and when she finally got the courage to try smuggled hair dye she picked… black.
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The lions, cheetahs and tigers in question have been illegally taken from their natural environment and smuggled into the UAE.
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But she was smuggled into Syria, where she met with ISIS and allegedly began spreading online propaganda on its behalf.
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Smuggled in cellulars are being linked to all sorts of decidedly less benign contraband, including drugs, guns and the like.
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Images and videos taken on smuggled cellphones have highlighted deteriorating conditions, and legislators and activists have asked for federal intervention.
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As a kid, Seyer was smuggled into the US from his native Mexico and gained amnesty during the Reagan era.
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The Qataris had even smuggled in shipments of Chinese-made FN-6 shoulder-fired missiles over the border from Turkey.
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His body, say the Turks, was carved up with a bone saw and smuggled out in a black Mercedes van.
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Citizens of Vietnam and China are often smuggled illegally into Britain for labor exploitation, according to Britain's National Crime Agency.
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Ancient cuneiform tablets smuggled into the US from Iraq in violation of federal law and shipped to Hobby Lobby stores.
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As well as migrants smuggled in from abroad, the victims included British citizens, snatched from the streets in broad daylight.
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One resident said rebel fighters also ran their own hidden routes through which they had moved unnoticed or smuggled arms.
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In 3503, the Tunisian authorities seized a rare 15th-century Torah scroll that they thought was being smuggled to Europe.
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In July of last year, the company agreed to pay a $3 million fine and hand over 5,20163 smuggled artifacts.
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Wilson Laleau, the president's chief of staff, says that 6,000 barrels a day are smuggled to the neighbouring Dominican Republic.
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Gold in the northwestern state of Zamfara is routinely smuggled out of the country illegally to neighbouring Niger and Togo.
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Staffers smuggled a "bootleg" copy into the White House every day, until JFK finally gave in and renewed his subscription.
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Most of them originate from Asia and are smuggled into the U.S. under different labels, per the Drug Enforcement Agency.
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"This petition was bravely smuggled from West Papua across the border into Papua New Guinea then to Europe," Wenda said.
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Quarters were cramped, conditions were declared unhygienic, and there was already a running belief that contraband was being smuggled in.
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The day I met him he'd just started talking again and his family had smuggled me into his hospital room.
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The temperature in Nickelsdorf hovered near 90 degrees as investigators unloaded the victims: all refugees, smuggled over the Hungarian border.
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That strike hit a depot holding chemical weapons smuggled into the country by terrorist group Al Nusra Front, he said.
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Half of the amount allegedly smuggled was sent via BOC's Milan branch, according to a judicial document seen by Reuters.
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Instead, she thinks they probably migrated with family members such as siblings, aunts, uncles or grandparents, or they were smuggled.
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In July, an inmate escaped from a maximum-security prison in South Carolina, thanks in part to a smuggled cellphone.
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Trump not only gave him national prominence and relevance, he smuggled him — for a time — onto the National Security Council.
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Sharp smuggled cocaine around the U.S. for infamous Mexican drug dealer El Chapo and a branch of his Sinaloa cartel.
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"I can buy smuggled ivory any time, but do you dare to receive them?" said one trader caught on camera.
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Nearly 10 days earlier, three Arab citizens of Israel killed two Israeli police officers with guns smuggled into the site.
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"Moonraking" was a ruse to disguise their true aim, which was to retrieve kegs of smuggled brandy from the pond.
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And the most basic drugs for chronic illness, such as insulin for diabetes must be smuggled in from family abroad.
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According to Crain's, over half of the cigarettes sold in New York last year were smuggled from out of state.
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Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the main psychoactive ingredient in cannabis, was first identified in a sample of smuggled Lebanese hashish in 1964.
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Some of the civilians who were killed had sheltered wounded British and French soldiers, whom they had smuggled to safety.
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The intended final destination of people smuggled across Africa like this is often Europe, but few make it that far.
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One individual linked to the Green Collection claimed he smuggled a tenth-century psalter across international borders in his luggage.
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The teenage girl cost her $10,000 -- half the money she says she smuggled with her from their United States savings.
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Some of the civilians who were killed had sheltered wounded British and French soldiers, and had smuggled them to safety.
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Dozens of Americans suffering from lung cancer have slipped into Havana and smuggled vials of the drug Cimavax back home.
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She initially drew theatrical and literary personalities and, defying censors, smuggled in the works of D.H. Lawrence and Henry Miller.
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Smuggled arowana were turning up in countries around Asia and later in the United States, where it is still banned.
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It's not news that people, drugs and weapons are smuggled across the border — in fact, it happens all the time.
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Abram has figured out how to apply the millennial values of freelancing and virtual work to the smuggled clothing trade.
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Liu reiterated previous government denials that China is the source of most of the fentanyl smuggled into the United States.
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According to Australian authorities, the shipment of seized coke was the largest of its kind smuggled via seaport or air.
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Political oppression, though, is merely background punctuation, less important than the smuggled Western albums that cram the movie's living spaces.
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But his life changed one day when his mother smuggled the family into Ufa's opera house to see a ballet.
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Iranian officials, in return, have complained that their saffron is frequently smuggled into Afghanistan, repackaged and sold abroad as Afghan.
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Freddy Muñoz, a 30-year-old from Maracay, Venezuela, sells canned tuna smuggled over the border on the city's streets.
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According to TRAFFIC, a global wildlife trade monitoring network, from 2007 to 2016 some 90,000 pangolins were smuggled into China.
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She has smuggled dozens of native wildflowers and orchids into a 20-foot-long display of a sphagnum moss bog.
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That has not stopped Iranians from snapping up millions of iPhones smuggled in from places like Dubai and Hong Kong.
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Moreover, much of the fuel was smuggled to Ecuador's neighbours, Colombia and Peru, where official prices have been far higher.
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Videos and photos of fires and blood-smeared walls, shot by inmates on smuggled cellphones, have spread across social media.
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From Anne Boleyn to Mary of Modena, British subjects have fantasized about faked pregnancies and surrogate children smuggled in bedpans.
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El Alto is the hub of an international network that trades in goods of all kinds, many of them smuggled.
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She says the teleféricos—and the government's leniency towards vendors selling smuggled goods—allow her to eke out a living.
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He reportedly hid inside a musical instrument case and smuggled himself out of Japan last month to avoid criminal prosecution.
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Epstein turned over his raw data to a contact at the Dutch Embassy, who smuggled it out via diplomatic pouch.
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That has not stopped Iranians from snapping up millions of iPhones smuggled in from places like Dubai and Hong Kong.
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Though gold mining has since boomed, officials acknowledge that most of the precious metal is smuggled out of the country.
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While this might sound like heavy stuff for a primetime show on FOX, sitcoms have smuggled in radical ideas before.
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The complaint alleges that Wiener provided fake paperwork for antiquities smuggled illegally from archaeological sites in Asia between 1999 and 2016.
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But Chinese fentanyl is sometimes sent to criminal groups in Mexico or Canada and smuggled across the border, the report said.
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Earlier this year Europol helped Spanish authorities seize 350kg of trafficked glass eels and more than 600 smuggled reptiles, he added.
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They reportedly sell for up to $10,000 and the stolen inventory is believed to have been smuggled into Argentina and Brazil.
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These studies, as one example, undersell the amount of legally made tobacco that ends up being smuggled, instead blaming counterfeit products.
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Some women will even call them out using a South Korean accent, a subtle code that alerts customers to smuggled goods.
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An old pump for sucking water out of a well, powered by gasoline (smuggled in from Turkey at a large markup).
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The gangs are linked to bank heists, drug trafficking and gun-running, with jailed kingpins running their empires via smuggled cellphones.
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At least 100,000 Palestinians commute daily from the West Bank to work in Israel, half with permits, the rest smuggled in.
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Stirling added that he hopes the Federal Trade Commission will consider blocking the signals of contraband cell phones smuggled into prison.
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Boden said the sudden jump could be due in part to gold smuggled from neighbouring countries and being exported from Uganda.
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During his eight-year prison stay, Guzman smuggled in lovers, prostitutes and Viagra, according to accounts published in the Mexican media.
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The majority of drugs smuggled through the southern border come through official ports of entry — not the areas in between them.
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Like these pieces, items smuggled from Iraq and Syria may stay hidden for decades before traffickers start selling them to collectors.
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Some informed sources reckon that, apart from people, by weight pasta is probably the most smuggled product to cross the desert.
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Many of the cars that slip through the cracks are chopped up and sold for parts, while others are smuggled overseas.
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The illegal items Zheng smuggled into and out of the United States were worth as much as $1.5 million, prosecutors said.
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Are others returning as refugees with false identities and fake papers, or are they being smuggled back in via secret networks?
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Looted, smuggled, or otherwise undocumented material is pervasive in scholarship: many scholars are probably unaware of how pervasive this material is.
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"This is the first case in Germany in which drugs have been smuggled in this fashion," said spokesman Hans-Juergen Schmidt.
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Taus smuggled a kilo of caviar from Dagestan to London for a course dedicated to her memories of the Soviet Union.
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The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights has reported massive price inflation, as products had to be smuggled across the Euphrates River.
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An electoral tribunal, in a judgment smuggled out at 12.05am on Good Friday, decided that Ms Fujimori should not be disqualified.
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While vessels seeking access to Houthi-held areas must face inspections for smuggled weapons, the government-controlled south has less restrictions.
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Fentanyl is being smuggled across our southern border and it is killing scores of Americans as the opioid epidemic rages on.
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Alam said the stern punishment was needed to curb the spread of the highly potent stimulant smuggled in from neighbouring Myanmar.
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Trump's figures also do not distinguish between deaths caused by drugs smuggled into the country versus those prescribed by US doctors.
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Mexican drug traffickers smuggled nearly a quarter-million pounds of heroin into the U.S. in 2014, according to The Washington Post.
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Maize smuggled to Zambia and Tanzania - from where it can be sold to other countries - fetches higher prices than at home.
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The writs provided customs officials the authority to enter any house or place of business in search of those smuggled goods.
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Many have smuggled large sums of cash into the camp, with which they can buy food and clothing at small stalls.
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It is unknown whether the samples analyzed by the US are the same as those smuggled by the activists through Turkey.
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This can make finding a smuggled artifact among thousands of licit shipments kind of like finding a needle in a haystack.
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Of the drugs that arrived on US shores by sea, 30 percent were found to have been smuggled in narco-subs.
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Refinery29 talked to some of the most spirited CatCon-ers about what they (and some of their smuggled-in felines) wore.
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For the first time, Chasing Asylum takes the Australian public inside with secretly filmed footage, smuggled out by an anonymous source.
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Realistically, we have no way of knowing how often drugs or undocumented aliens are smuggled across the border without being detected.
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Gemma Chan, Melissa McCarthy, Tiffany Haddish, and Jameela Jamil all smuggled food into prestigious events to keep their hunger at bay.
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Anything small enough to be crossed in small quantities or that can be easily broken down can be smuggled, ant-style.
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Now, Chile wants to know how the skeleton was exhumed and smuggled abroad, and researchers have called the medical study unethical.
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Upon his return to India in 1927, Singh was jailed for five years for having smuggled several guns into the country.
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She sheltered with them for a fortnight, before being smuggled out using their daughter's ID to get past the initial checkpoints.
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"The Patch" is billed as a "covert memoir," but McPhee has smuggled excerpts from his life into most of his books.
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And billions of dollars of cocaine and other drugs — including deadly substances like fentanyl — are smuggled across the border each year.
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Mr. Atkinson later disputed Mr. Lucas's account; the heroin, he said, was smuggled in teak furniture in an operation he controlled.
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As a child she smuggled frogs into her bed at night and boasted that she would approach savage dogs without fear.
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The show features standard-issue drama: bike wheels stomped, crushes unrequited, homework assignments tampered with, flasks smuggled into the school dance.
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He knew a man who had smuggled others from nearby villages to Saudi Arabia, and the migrants sent home big money.
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Bielski smuggled a message back: he reiterated his offer of shelter, but he didn't have the resources to help them escape.
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She photographed incisions, stitches, bodies being washed; she smuggled out blood and grease from autopsy trays and used them in sculptures.
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They included "Screen Play" (2005), a prescient variation on the film "Casablanca," in which American freedom fighters are smuggled into Canada.
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His family wired him more money from Pakistan and the man was able to pay $40 to be smuggled into Guatemala.
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Around the time Parajanov was released from prison, "The Color of Pomegranates" was smuggled to Western Europe in a bootlegged version.
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So even though he had smuggled himself into Turkey several months ago, he was going back to Syria to help them.
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It was the second interception of smuggled pangolin scales in five days, with the two seizures totaling a record 25.6 tonnes.
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When she was smuggled out of North Korea in spring 2200, Ms. Lee was told she would be waitressing in China.
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When she was smuggled out of North Korea in spring 2200, Ms. Lee was told she would be waitressing in China.
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The smuggled gasoline also finds its way to other Pakistani provinces, including Sindh Province and the economic hub city of Karachi.
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Black seamen smuggled the appeal into chained Southern hands; community readers sounded the appeal to violently throw off the violent yoke.
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Fleeing Damascus, he smuggled out tens of thousands of gruesome photographs documenting evidence of war crimes perpetrated by the Syrian government.
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For every 100 cigarettes consumed in the Live Free or Die State, another 85 are smuggled elsewhere, probably to neighboring states.
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They also photographed the smuggled papers, and Barakat promised them that he'd supply the originals if the case went to trial.
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He smuggled a surgeon and his team onto a friend's yacht to remove a tumor from the roof of his mouth.
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According to the State Department, 22016 percent of all cocaine smuggled into the United States still enters the country from Mexico.
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"They come from countries where the police are part of the problem, and they're smuggled into the country," Mr. Aronberg said.
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It's particularly inflammatory and disappointing that it was smuggled into the X-Men, a team that's represented inclusivity, empathy, and tolerance.
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Hobby Lobby was only forced to relinquish some 3,000 of the 5,000-plus smuggled artifacts involved in the Justice Department investigation.
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So police cannot tell how many are smuggled in from the United States and how many are bought or stolen within Canada.
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It has warned foreign museums that it will not help them mount exhibits on ancient Egyptian sites unless they return smuggled artifacts.
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ART DEL CUETO, TUCSON BORDER PATROL UNION PRESIDENT: You are talking about kids that are being smuggled in the trunks of vehicles.
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In the 1990s, rumors circulated in Damascus that the originals had been stolen, switched with copies, and smuggled to Israel, he added.
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Khashoggi's body was then allegedly smuggled out of the consulate in bags and sent on a private flight back to Saudi Arabia.
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Khashoggi was reportedly tortured and murdered inside the consulate and then cut into pieces and smuggled out of the consulate in bags.
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But it's also incredibly cheap, so it has found its way into skin-bleaching products that are often counterfeit, mislabeled, or smuggled.
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But at the side they also collect money by collecting fees for these people being smuggled through their approaches to the border.
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Designers included Gucci, Fendi, Céline, Balenciaga, Yves Saint Laurent, and Hermès, which were replaced with fakes smuggled from China and Hong Kong.
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Some 3,800 smuggled artifacts illegally sold to the US arts and crafts retailer Hobby Lobby were repatriated to the Republic of Iraq.
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More North Koreans are tuning in to foreign radio broadcasts, and South Korean dramas are smuggled into the country on USB drives.
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The Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities retrieved a trove of 340 archaeological objects that had been smuggled to Jordan in a coal shipment.
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Nevertheless, kratom being sold in the United States is still smuggled in from Thailand, as well as several other Southeast Asian countries.
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I smuggled just enough home so when I open my fridge in my Brooklyn apartment I get a heady whiff of Comté.
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But friends are around, and good things to eat are smuggled into hospitals — Mr. Lubbock was a foodie — and finally a hospice.
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Other substances, such as heroin, are by and large smuggled through legal trade or transportation routes — think roads, commercial ships, and airplanes.
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A significant amount of Colombian cocaine is smuggled to North America via Central America and the Caribbean, much of it by sea.
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First, taking tough action along borders, at sea and "upstream" (inside Africa) to slash the number of asylum-seekers smuggled to Europe.
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Clashes are deadlier, too, thanks to guns looted from the arsenals of Libya's former dictator, Muammar Qaddafi, and smuggled around the region.
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Almost all of it is mined by hand and smuggled out, mostly into Rwanda, Uganda and Burundi, often wrapped in women's clothes.
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Not all the discrepancies in the data analyzed by Reuters necessarily point to African-mined gold being smuggled out through the UAE.
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Another exporter estimated that 120,000 tonnes are smuggled out each year, but said it was too soon to know for this season.
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Svinesund usually has 100 confiscated cars in its car park; Mr Hoiberget says he destroys 500,000 litres of smuggled alcohol each year.
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Nor does it need missiles—it can already detonate a nuclear device smuggled into South Korea, even if that would be suicidal.
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As he tells Creators, he met a lot of people inside, then smuggled a few things out that were made for him.
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Investigators alleged he used a cell phone that had been illegally smuggled into the prison to order the hit on the child.
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In Cuba, for instance, movies, music, news, and games are traded on USB drives that are smuggled into the country every week.
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Authorities also say Bell smuggled more than 49 pounds of sperm whale teeth into the U.S. between June 2005 and July 2006.
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In fact, animal charities like Dog's Trust say 29 percent of dogs smuggled into the UK are these Instagram-friendly designer breeds.
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New Hampshire was the top export state, with 72 percent of the cigarettes sold there eventually wound up smuggled into other states.
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As police cars fly by, sirens blaring, a bottle of duty free mezcal is toppled and a smuggled-in weed pen emptied.
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Investigators had said they arrested Medhanie Yehdego Mered, known as "the General," in a network that smuggled migrants by boat to Europe.
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Two years ago he smuggled himself into Greece, after pawning his mother's wedding dowry, at a price of 2,500 euros (about $2,800).
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The cuneiform tablets and clay bullae were smuggled into the United States through the United Arab Emirates and Israel, Justice officials said.
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Farmer also taught them to administer medication, a fair amount of which he finagled from Harvard and smuggled over in his suitcase.
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They weren't checked by the guards at the doors, so they smuggled in alcohol, cigarettes, weed, hash, opium, anything you can imagine.
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In July, Mered told an associate, in a wiretapped call, that he had smuggled between seven and eight thousand people to Europe.
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From about 1990 to 303, nearly 30 tons of cocaine were smuggled into the United States using this method, Zambada Garcia said.
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Turkish officials believe Khashoggi had been killed and cut up inside the consulate and his remains smuggled into the consul general's residence.
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According to indictments, Mr. Guzmán smuggled billions of dollars in drugs aboard jet airliners, fishing boats and submarines into the United States.
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Persuaded by Barr to lend 16 works to MoMA, Dorner smuggled them out of Germany in shipping crates filled with technical drawings.
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A photo taken while glancing over your shoulder, on a hastily hacked open, smuggled-in old smartphone you don't even know works.
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In all, 381 Chinese citizens were smuggled into the country illegally by the group in 2016 and 2017, according to the reports.
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"She informed me she was smuggled into this country and promised citizenship, legal residency and a job doing housekeeping," Mr. Shamuil said.
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Israel says the naval blockade is necessary to prevent weapons from being smuggled into the Gaza Strip, which is controlled by Hamas.
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For years, most of the harvest was smuggled out in the form of bulky opium syrup that was refined in other countries.
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Billions of dollars' worth of heroin and, increasingly, methamphetamine are produced there and smuggled out via roads and ports under Myanmar's control.
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Through a Morse code-like system, sensitive content could be smuggled out of a country via radio, indexed, and kept accessible forever.
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Once beautified, the buds are bound for California's legal dispensaries, or smuggled to illicit markets as far away as the East Coast.
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It can be converted to liquid, and has been smuggled in iced tea bottles, disguised as horse shampoo and hidden in tortillas.
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Accordingly, his heart was cut out, sealed in a crystal jar and smuggled past the Russian authorities into what is now Poland.
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Their naïve style enabled many of the works to be smuggled out of the country, though these four were collected in Chile.
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"It's a bit dirty-tasting," said Ben Reade, a Scottish chef who once smuggled a suitcase full of sheep innards into Denmark.
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Huawei did so, and soon after, one of the US employees smuggled out Tappy's arm in a bag and kept it overnight.
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Most of Burkina Faso's informally produced gold is smuggled to its neighbors, particularly Togo, to avoid export taxes, according to the government.
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We followed the interstate flow of cheap smuggled heroin and tracked "pill mill" clinics where pain medicine is handed out like candy.
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In some instances, the bankers were handing customers hundred-thousand-dollar bricks of U.S. bills, allowing money to be smuggled back home.
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He was introduced to his case officer/contact and, over two years, smuggled out an estimated 54,000 photographs of around 11,85033 bodies.
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"Like you, I'm from New York," he said in the handwritten letter, which was smuggled out of the maximum security Tora prison.
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He was 20193 and working for Guerreros Unidos, a cartel that operated across several states and smuggled heroin to the United States.
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Most of these drugs have to be smuggled from places such as Afghanistan and Colombia to users, mostly in America and Europe.
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Much of the media's reporting has cited first-hand accounts of these men, who've used smuggled phones and credit that's been donated.
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Armed with victims' phone records, the FBI was able to trace the calls to Mexico and eventually to inmates using smuggled phones.
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Their holiday party was meant to be booze-free, but they smuggled in some whiskey for the recipe and got ridiculously drunk.
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The London-based Environmental Investigation Agency estimated that over 300,000 cubic metres of timber had been smuggled out of Cambodia since November.
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Foster ferried them back across the Atlantic to Mobile, where he smuggled the ship past authorities in 1860 under cover of darkness.
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In one of 50 poems smuggled out with the manuscript of "The Accusation" and to be published separately, Bandi explained his alias.
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Mr. Guzmán smuggled more than $12 billion worth of drugs and plunged Mexico into a long-running spiral of bloodshed and corruption.
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Mr. Guzmán smuggled more than $12 billion worth of drugs and plunged Mexico into a long-running spiral of bloodshed and corruption.
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In fact she was smuggled into Syria, where she met up with the Islamic State and began urging attacks in the West.
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The discovery follows the seizure last Wednesday of 238 kg of cocaine smuggled from Brazil in a similar manner through Dakar's port.
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" They said that evidence will only include weapons that were "intercepted in the United States before they could be smuggled to Mexico.
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Before Lehder, the Medellin Cartel and other Colombian cocaine traffickers relied on so-called mules, humans that smuggled drugs on their person.
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Seizures of smuggled ivory, and the size of the carved-ivory market compared with the small amount of legal ivory available, confirm it.
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Each corpse had a number on it which CIJA said its investigators were able to match with the data in their smuggled documents.
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He's a customs officer, responsible for making sure that certain things—from drugs to guns to cash—are not illegally smuggled into Germany.
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His first-hand accounts were smuggled to the Polish government-in-exile in London, from which they reached the British and American leadership.
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With coded messages they knew could be read by the Nazis, they smuggled the names and pictures of Jews hoping to escape death.
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The cartels moving some focus from human smuggling to drug smuggling may not seem like a seismic shift; cartels have always smuggled drugs.
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Myanmar is one of the world's largest producers of illicit drugs, such as opium, heroin and methamphetamines, which are often smuggled into China.
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The group smuggled in about 180,000 tonnes, working with Iraqi traders and storing wheat in silos in Anbar province, Babel and Abu Ghraib.
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An ancient Egyptian artefact has been returned after being illegally smuggled out of the country and displayed in an unnamed London auction house.
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According to Egyptian newspaper Daily News Egypt, more than 1,000 smuggled artefacts have been returned to the country over the past two years.
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Some 2,000 have managed to escape or have been smuggled out of Islamic State's self-proclaimed caliphate in Iraq and Syria, activists say.
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The 2016 documentary "The Lovers and the Despot," includes tape, smuggled out of North Korea by the couple, of Kim discussing their kidnapping.
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So criminal groups will produce cocaine in Colombia and ship it to Mexico, and the drug is smuggled into the US from there.
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Ross Douthat has smuggled fringe ideas like religion onto our pages and, worse, engaged in conversation about it with strangers on the internet.
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Relatives of the dead, defectors and hundreds of thousands of government files smuggled out of the country by activists add to their accounts.
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Mr. Casado also smuggled food, vitamin C, over-the-counter pain medication and DayQuil into the jail for Mr. Zarrab, the complaint said.
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" He said that he had also smuggled weapons and when asked to whom, he answered: "Rebels, warlords, criminals — essentially anyone who had money.
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The founders of the Indian republic categorically rejected such paternalism; it should not be smuggled in today through the backdoor of local government.
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One is Majid Adin, who was forced to leave Iran due to his political cartoons and was smuggled to London in a refrigerator.
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Martin, for instance, said he crossed the U.S.-Mexico border without any documentation after he was smuggled to Cancun from Cuba by speedboat.
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Stashed at the bottom of his bag, beneath some sausages, were copies of Soviet intelligence files that he had smuggled out of Russia.
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On Thursday Slovak daily Dennik N cited several Slovak police officers as confirming Thanh was smuggled to Vietnam on a Slovak government plane.
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Industry officials fear the higher duties could prompt customers to buy jewellery from some informal jewellers who use smuggled gold to make ornaments.
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The authorities in Europe have "seen repeatedly that terrorists are being smuggled in, camouflaged as refugees," Mr. Maassen said on ZDF public television.
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The crime groups would force distractions like a false alarm if border guards get too close to a container that contains smuggled goods.
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Also, 3D-printed guns can be easily broken apart, reassembled, and smuggled onto mass transportation, which the Daily Mail actually demonstrated in 2013.
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CAIRO - Nearly 200 antiquities smuggled out of Egypt and repatriated from eight countries are featured in a new exhibition at the Egyptian Museum.
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Of them, five said it reflected an existing concern about gold being smuggled out of their countries that they are trying to address.
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Malaysia has already sent five containers of contaminated plastic waste that was smuggled into the country back to its source, Spain, she said.
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And experience with tobacco taxes suggests that they discourage smoking, as long as they are high and smuggled substitutes are hard to find.
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From this research, Kong discovered that consumer honey branded as "American" contains honey of Chinese provenance that has been smuggled to avoid tariffs.
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Alexander Herzen, Russia's first socialist, came to London in the 1850s and published his newspaper Kolokol (Bell), which was smuggled back into Russia.
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From there, they were smuggled to Lesvos in Greece on a boat and then crossed multiple land borders to make it to safety.
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He said the price for a smuggled iPhone SE would be about $50 cheaper than the official China price at RMB 2,888 ($444).
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The list of what you can and cannot bring on a plane is always changing, but smuggled, little leopards have never been allowed.
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India, where according to folklore coffee cultivation started in 1670 with seven beans smuggled into the country, exports three-quarters of its production.
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Last summer, its acting head was reassigned after undercover investigators smuggled weapons, fake explosives and other contraband through checkpoints at dozens of airports.
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Sistan-Baluchistan province borders both Pakistan and Afghanistan and has long been a shipment route for drugs smuggled from those countries into Iran.
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Around 93-95 tonnes of gold was smuggled into the country in 2018, down from 118 tonnes a year earlier, the WGC estimated.
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A panel of U.N. experts estimated in 2013 that 98 percent of Congo's artisanal gold production was illegally smuggled out of the country.
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In reality, supply lost to seizures would represent a small percentage of what is actually being smuggled, and money lost would be minimal.
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For Christmas, the groups made presents for each other, and smuggled in rum and fairy lights, but the day ended in a fight.
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The gangs have been linked to bank heists, drug trafficking and gun-running, with jailed kingpins presiding over criminal empires via smuggled cellphones.
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But it continues to be sold openly in the capital — some of it smuggled out of the Dzalanyama Forest despite the military's presence.
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More recently, the heroin and fentanyl that are fueling America's opioid crisis are largely smuggled across the border through the ports of entry.
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Caught after being smuggled across the Rio Grande into Texas, the father and son from El Salvador were separated by the US government.
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In some African countries, beans represent almost half of the protein that people eat, and they're sometimes smuggled across borders to meet demand.
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In March, Bahrain's public prosecutor said it seized bomb-making equipment being smuggled from Iraq aboard a passenger bus for use in attacks.
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According to the United States-China Economic and Security Review Commission, China is the primary source for fentanyl smuggled into the United States.
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Pham Ngoc Tuan, the brother of Pham Thi Tra My, told the BBC his sister had paid £30,000 to be smuggled into Britain.
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Eddington became enamored of Einstein's work after reading several of his seminal papers, smuggled into Britain through the Netherlands, which had stayed neutral.
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For the first two months food was smuggled to them from inside Islamic State territory, but the militants have now mined the route.
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He added the artifacts were likely first found during illegal excavations in Egypt and smuggled out as no museum holds records of them.
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Mr. Dahdouh obtained the equipment from the United States and smuggled it into Gaza through tunnels from Egypt, according to the court documents.
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The film, which ended with scenes of Russian tanks rolling through the streets of Prague, had to be smuggled out of the country.
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Between 30 and 40 percent of fuel refined in Libya or imported into the country is stolen or smuggled, according to the NOC.
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With the help of two Tanzanian men, Yang Fenlan's criminal network smuggled 433 pieces of ivory, worth $5.6 million from Africa to Asia.
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The only drug that is smuggled in higher numbers between legal entry points is marijuana, according to information from CBP and the DEA.
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He noted that Pyongyang had illegally smuggled oil 89 times in the first five months of the year using ship-to-ship transfers.
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United Nations monitors say it's unlikely that weapons are being smuggled through Red Sea ports, and are most probably coming across land borders.
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For years, most of the harvest would be smuggled out in the form of bulky opium syrup that was refined in other countries.
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We asked Pat, our new attendant, for more ice, and I poured out pre-mixed martinis I had smuggled aboard in a flask.
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Bahia Shehab, a forty-two-year-old street artist, arrived in London on a recent afternoon with a suitcase full of smuggled goods.
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He continued in Vietnam, where he served in the Air Force, and smuggled two pounds stateside in his duffel bag after his discharge.
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Detainees have smuggled out warnings that hundreds are being sent to an execution site, and newly released prisoners report that killings are accelerating.
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After the bloody 1989 Tiananmen crackdown on student-led pro-democracy protesters, an underground pipeline called Operation Yellowbird smuggled dissidents to Hong Kong.
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The police were involved in Prohibition in the sense that they were moving liquor and smuggled booze for the gangsters, off-loading shipments.
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On Thursday, President Trump accused China of allowing fuel to be smuggled into North Korea, saying Beijing had been caught in the act.
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Another activist split the high-definition videos onto many thumb drives, taped them to his body, and smuggled them out of the country.
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Other memos report deaths of detainees, some later identified among photos of thousands of prisoner corpses smuggled out by a military police defector.
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They have also smuggled liquor, cigarettes, luxury cars and anything else that can be imported duty free and then sold at a gain.
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In 2009, a 19-year-old woman faced criminal charges after officials said she used medication smuggled from Ukraine to induce a miscarriage.
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By Dr. Wittig's estimate, the total amount they may have trafficked accounted for just 10 percent of African ivory smuggled over that period.
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Lenin threw himself into rallying his fellow radicals while under the protection of Stalin, who smuggled him from one safe house to another.
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The police said that many objects were smuggled into Germany, where they were falsely labeled legitimate and offered by auction houses in Munich.
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In the days leading up to the weekend massacre, prison guards suspected that firearms were being smuggled into cellblocks housing drug trafficking groups.
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Cheese has increasingly joined oil and other commodities smuggled along the border between Colombia and Venezuela, and criminal groups are milking the profits.
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Martinez Sanchez testified at Guzman's trial that he smuggled 30 to 50 tons of cocaine into the United States between 2000 and 2003.
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Around 115-120 tonnes of gold were smuggled into the country in 2019, up from 90-95 tonnes a year earlier, Somasundaram said.
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In recent years, an inmate on death row in Texas used a smuggled phone to make threatening phone calls to a state senator.
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Fights between camp residents have brought smuggled guns into the open, and some women have attacked or threatened others with knives and hammers.
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Turkish and Japanese authorities are investigating how Ghosn was smuggled out of Japan and through a Turkish airport on his way to Beirut.
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While this was going on, he was smuggled out of Syria with the memory sticks containing the photographs, through Jordan and into Qatar.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysian authorities seized about 3,300 rare pig-nosed turtles on Wednesday suspected of being smuggled into the Southeast Asian country.
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Smuggled into Alcatraz to murder an inmate, he shares a cell with a draft dodger (Austin Pendleton), who has a stash of LSD.
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Alternatively, citizens can buy their own unlocked devices smuggled across the Chinese border, but they face being tracked via North Korea's mobile network.
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The only drug that is smuggled in higher numbers between legal entry points is marijuana, according to CBP and the Drug Enforcement Administration.
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After being smuggled into the caliphate, the student, Hoda Muthana, posted a photograph on Twitter showing her gloved hands holding her American passport.
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Ms. Polman said she was smuggled into the caliphate in early 2015, after using an American passport to fly from Vancouver to Istanbul.
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Gang leaders operate from behind bars, using smuggled cellphones to oversee street-level drug dealing and extortion, and to order kidnappings and murders.
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My dad's organization smuggled nearly half a billion dollars' worth of marijuana into the United States in the late-1970s and early-80s.
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A procession around the courtyard featured a surprise finale: a giant "BP Kraken," smuggled in parts through the tight security then unfurled inside.
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She is called Daisy when she is in Canada and goes by Jade after she is smuggled into Gilead, but her real name is suggested early on in her portion of the narrative, when she rants about Baby Nicole, the child of a Handmaid and a Commander who became a national figure after her mother smuggled her into Canada and disappeared.
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A prisoner smuggled a phone into solitary to speak to us about the biggest prison strike in US history A prisoner smuggled a phone into solitary to speak to us about the biggest prison strike in US history On September 9th, 24,000 inmates across the United States launched what they say is the largest prison strike in the nation's history.
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Smuggled rice and sugar enriches al-Shabaab, and its fighters repeatedly invoke corruption and alleged abuses by Kenyan security forces to recruit new fighters.
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Eiss and Abraham Silberschein were Jewish activists who smuggled lists of people, descriptions and pictures from German-occupied territories to Ładoś' office in Bern.
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Ape skulls are often purchased as trophies in the US. These smuggled bird feathers are part of the global $245 billion illegal wildlife market.
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Ape skulls are often purchased as trophies in the US. These smuggled bird feathers are part of the global $23 billion illegal wildlife market.
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Her father objected to her using smuggled facial toner and lotion as a teenager for fear she'd get caught, but she did it anyway.
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Smuggled out of the country on flash drives, these images provide some of the most damning evidence of the regime's systematic use of torture.
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One possibility may be phones illegally smuggled from China — which would make the mirror droid's placement in a government facility that much more ironic.
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The town in Tunisias impoverished south has for decades served as an entrepot for goods, smuggled or imported, 2188km across the border from Libya.
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Last week, Apple CEO Tim Cook called for Bloomberg to retract a report claiming that Chinese spies smuggled malicious microchips into a company server.
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For years, the primary source of guns used in Canadian crimes was the United States, with weapons smuggled across the world's longest unprotected border.
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God willing, he said, the men who had smuggled him through the desert would get him to the capital city of Tripoli within days.
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After her release last year, she and her husband paid human traffickers 50,000 nakfa, about $3,300, to be smuggled across the border into Sudan.
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The gang collected "taxes" on smuggled drugs, ordered hits on people who didn&apost follow their rules and even called shots on street crimes.
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The three of them smuggled out of the county on boats — and celebrated Castro's death on a street corner in Little Havana Friday night.
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He was proud of his contraband, smuggled in the back of his car on an 11-hour ferry ride from Cagliari to the mainland.
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In July, after the Department of Justice accused Hobby Lobby of buying smuggled antiquities the company forfeited the items and paid a $3m fine.
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Moscow stands accused of dispatching two assassins to spray the former officer, Sergei Skripal, with a rare nerve agent smuggled inside a perfume bottle.
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Russia, meanwhile, has insisted that the Islamic State has smuggled oil into Turkey, in allegations that followed the Turkish downing of a Russian plane.
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Do says poems were also smuggled out at the same time that deal with the Kim Jong Il era and will be published later.
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UK scientists had already found that Sarin or a similar chemical had been used in the attack, having tested samples smuggled from the site.
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For instance, because of sanctions imposed over the last two decades by the West, Iran Air had to rely on salvaged or smuggled parts.
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While it was illegal to bring these items into the country via land borders even before the border closure, they had been widely smuggled.
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Last month, Algerian forces arrested seven Libyan militants near the border close to In Amenas, and the army frequently stops weapons smuggled from Libya.
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The country's borders have been sealed for decades, and getting caught with outside information or technology, often smuggled through China, is a punishable offense.
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He started working as a spy in April 2013, bribing local residents to "gather important materials," which he smuggled into China or South Korea.
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She said at a sentencing hearing last month that she smuggled Mobley out of the building in a bag, local TV station WJAX reported.
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The artifacts, ancient cuneiform tablets and clay bullae, were smuggled into the United States through the United Arab Emirates and Israel, Justice officials said.
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They said it may have been smuggled aboard in Sharm el-Sheikh, where the plane took off -- possibly with help from an airport employee.
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Investigators are now trying to figure out how a large quantity of explosives used in the attack was smuggled into Kashmir, the officials said.
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There was something punk rock about it — an illicit broadcast, smuggled out of the people's house, just barely making it to its intended audience.
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The new episodes included the walkout, and some of the contraband that the group smuggled in, but mostly elided the role of the producers.
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Billions of dollars in illicit drugs, including the vast majority of heroin in the United States, are smuggled across our Southern border every year.
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Brazil's notorious gangs have been linked to bank heists, drug trafficking and gun-running, with jailed kingpins presiding over criminal empires via smuggled cellphones.
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Now, virtually all of America's meth is being smuggled up from labs in Mexico, rather than being made in 'mom and pop' labs domestically.
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And these sites can look quite legitimate — a major online Canadian pharmacy recently smuggled nearly $85033 million of unapproved drugs into the United States.
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She hid weapons for the French Resistance and smuggled documents across the border, tucking them beneath gowns like the ones on the first floor.
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Thousands of artifacts stolen from Iraq and smuggled out of the country have been returned to the Iraqi government, the Justice Department announced Wednesday.
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In Italy, prosecutors are seeking a trial for BoC officials in a money laundering investigation into billions of euros allegedly smuggled back into China.
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While the store sells 38 guns a day on average, it's estimated 580 guns are smuggled into the country from the US every day.
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The colonists reacted strongly to the writs, since the government's agents did not need any evidence the home or business owner possessed smuggled goods.
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Maddy would be smuggled downstairs—she'd refused to speak with me while on the premises, but I'd be allowed to drive her to LAX.
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Around 90-95 tonnes of gold was smuggled into the country in 2018, down from 115-120 tonnes a year earlier, the WGC said.
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But that changed when a British explorer named Henry Wickham smuggled thousands of rubber seeds out of the South American country to his homeland.
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The explosives used in the attacks were likely smuggled in on boats that bring weapons and heroin into the country, according to the Times.
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A government video shows Duterte watching on as a bulldozer crushes 76 smuggled cars and motorbikes, including models by Lamborghini, Mercedes-Benz and Porsche.
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Sofia Hotel Balkan was not the only hotel from which I smuggled out snacks from the breakfast buffet to eat later in the day.
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That may be making it more difficult for Iranians to purchase smuggled foreign alcohol, which could in turn be steering them to homemade liquor.
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Who knew that the Woodbury Common outlet mall in upstate New York was the center of a thriving transnational business in smuggled polo shirts?
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North Korea is also cracking down on the use of cellphones smuggled from China to gain access to the internet and global telephone networks.
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He meets and bonds with his future wife in a shack harboring the town's one TV, smuggled in by Abram, a renegade Amish neighbor.
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During these short visitations, some of the men have smuggled sperm to their wives in order to conceive children through in vitro fertilization (IVF).
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The Razan fertility clinic in Nablus and the al Basma fertility clinic in Gaza have frozen numerous sperm samples recently smuggled from behind bars.
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At the time, there were persistent rumors that a newborn from another mother had been smuggled into Mary's delivery room in a birthing pan.
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About 15,000 people risked their safety to watch 37 films from over 15 countries, some of which were smuggled in by their own directors.
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Though far more opioids are smuggled across the southwest border, officials said, those that are shipped by mail tend to be far more potent.
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Here, the consolations of love become a kind of contraband sanity, costly and finite, smuggled in from points no longer visible on the map.
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A Reuters analysis found last year that billions of dollars' worth of gold is smuggled out of Africa every year through the Middle East.
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Having been radicalized, lured abroad to training camps, and then smuggled back into England, they blended easily into the mass of ordinary, loyal subjects.
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Only recently have they expanded their opposition to include the vibrant buffalo trade, claiming that cows are smuggled into the slaughterhouses to be killed.
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Under Mr. Kim, North Korea has intensified its crackdown on outside information smuggled through the border with China by way of USBs and DVDs.
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SRI LANKA: Legend has it that one of Buddha's teeth was taken from his funeral pyre and smuggled into Sri Lanka 215,20173 years ago.
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Lladrovci smuggled the three of them out of Syria, along roads choked with refugees, the "most miserable-looking people" that Lladrovci had ever seen.
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The Salvadoran group known as Los Perrones opened routes and established political contacts in order to guarantee the cheese contraband smuggled in from Nicaragua.
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Largely smuggled from labs in China and Mexico, fentanyl is significantly more potent than other opioids — as much as 50 times stronger than heroin.
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Officials said she smuggled in hacksaw blades, chisels and other tools to help the prisoners, Richard Matt and David Sweat, forge a way out.
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By contrast, Mr. Torres said, people who are smuggled are considered to have entered into contracts with their smugglers, which is itself a crime.
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Another version claimed that the virus was smuggled out of Canada to the Wuhan Institute of Virology by two Chinese spies posing as scientists.
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In 1936, the United Auto Workers staged a weeks-long sitdown strike in Flint, Michigan, and labor activists smuggled gossip about Sloan to reporters.
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"On hunger and thirst strike," Mr. Ferrer, one of Cuba's most well-known dissidents, scrawled on a piece of paper smuggled out of prison.
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I had a reusable shopping bag with a picture of Christa Wolf on it, in which I smuggled the files out of Stasi headquarters.
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President Trump's administration has launched a new crackdown on undocumented immigrants who paid to have their children smuggled into the U.S., McClatchy reported Thursday.
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He supplemented that income by trading small electronics and jewelry smuggled from China in his off-hours, he said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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Sawhney said many of the current and future contracts were with Myanmar, where the sugar is expected to be smuggled into top importer China.
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They tried to keep up with events outside by talking to new prisoners, reading smuggled letters and "begging, stealing and bribing" to procure information.
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California's surplus — equal to 13 times Colorado's total annual production — is being smuggled eastward to other states where the wholesale price is much higher.
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Immigrants who have been smuggled in this way have undergone monthslong hospitalizations and talk years later about having trouble concentrating and riding in vehicles.
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The town in Tunisia's impoverished south has for decades served as an entrepot for goods, smuggled or imported, 2188km across the border from Libya.
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Since the start of Syria's civil war in 2011, activists like Mouhtar have smuggled hundreds of thousands of documents and photographs out of the country.
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Instead, Hu's parents get the drugs smuggled from Turkey, Taiwan and Hong Kong via agents or from local doctors prescribing them for off-label use.
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Some 6,000 pages of documents smuggled to CIJA detail the workings of his departments, notorious for its torture chambers according to several human rights groups.
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CNN first broke the news of his defection and the trove of photos he smuggled out in a joint exclusive with the Guardian in 2014.
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Per The Guardian, the previous prevailing theory was that Santa's body had been smuggled to Bari, Italy, so this was a real jingle-bell bombshell.
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Cassidy would fight off aggressive fans – things at one point got so out of control that he had to be smuggled into his own concerts.
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That makes it easier on the traffickers and harder for our law enforcement to scan these packages for drugs like fentanyl or other smuggled products.
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Masalmeh, the media activist, said he was smuggled out of southwest Syria to Jordan four days ago, leaving his parents and extended family in Daraa.
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The State newspaper showed video it said was taken by inmates with smuggled phones that depicted trails of blood and dead bodies in the prison.
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Dolores smuggled out five control units in her handbag, but whose units they are is a mystery I assume we'll get to decipher next season.
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Authorities accuse Gregory Logan, 58, of St. John, New Brunswick, of having illegally smuggled since 2000 at least 250 narwhal tusks from Canada through Maine.
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" "In his 90s, he took great delight when his closest pal James A. Baker smuggled a bottle of Grey Goose vodka into his hospital room.
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The siege generated a black market economy and profiteers who traded across frontlines, says an activist who has smuggled medicine through one of the tunnels.
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Spriggs and Transkiy say SD cards loaded with porn were somehow smuggled in so the explicit videos could be secretly played on a Nintendo Wii.
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One reason Q pays its cleaners so much is that they effectively become a sales rep, smuggled every day inside the office of the customer.
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"I smuggled Iraqis, Syrians, and people who did not speak Arabic," said the man, a Syrian in his thirties who once worked as an electrician.
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Some are from herbs that can be grown on farms, but some are from rare animals that are usually captured and smuggled into the country.
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Much of the population cannot afford enough food, medicines must be smuggled in from Colombia, and the currency lost 60% of its value last month.
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Or perhaps it'd be that ironic picture I took once at a Crown Fried Chicken in Brooklyn, mugging in front of a smuggled 40 oz.
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Matt and Sweat had cut through steel walls and around the air vents in the back of their cots using the smuggled-in power tools.
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"That's way too psychological," is a very polite way of explaining why Petey shouldn't swallow the drugs his mother smuggled in via her nether regions.
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"Most heroin smuggled across the border is transported in small, multikilogram loads, in privately-owned vehicles, usually through California," the DEA report said, citing CBP.
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But Russian press got a front row seat in the Oval Office and former intelligence officials worry that they may have smuggled in surveillance equipment.
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It is often made in Chinese laboratories and smuggled into America; some traffickers obtain it through the dark web, an obscure corner of the internet.
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Schexnyder tells me about one woman whose young daughter was regularly smuggled in to see her by hiding underneath a rug inside the family's car.
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Morocco is the world's largest producer of hashish, which is usually smuggled into Europe through Spain, according the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime.
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The alcohol will be smuggled over the harsh mountain terrain and into Iran, where it's a crime for Muslims to drink or even possess alcohol.
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According to a December 2018 article from the New York Times, nearly 200 finches were caught last year while being smuggled in from South America.
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And smuggled children are certainly at risk for human trafficking, the United Nations' children's agency UNICEF and World Without Exploitation said in a joint statement.
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Most were melted down but some were smuggled out, including one sold to Egypt's King Farouk and later in a 2002 auction for $7.6 million.
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Hamas also taxes goods that are smuggled into the strip through tunnels that run from the other side of Gaza where it borders in Egypt.
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Migrants typically pay up to 15,000 Thai baht ($430) to be smuggled from the border area to Bangkok and other cities and towns in Thailand.
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Prices of smuggled sugar have risen in China's wholesale markets, they said, while wholesale sugar prices in Myanmar, a major conduit for smugglers, have fallen.
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Some worried that IS might have smuggled in terrorists amid the refugees who have arrived in Germany in recent years—about 1m last year alone.
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When Metallica finally deigned to follow up with 2003's divisive St. Anger, even the more erratic and overlong material smuggled in some poppier undertones.
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A more likely outcome is that cheap clothes would simply be smuggled in, and the government would lose the 35% tariff levied on their import.
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Fearful that Africa and Asia were losing rosewood forests, governments adopted the rules to stem the flow of smuggled rosewood to China's luxury furniture manufacturers.
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These tragic deaths are related to prescription drugs and fentanyl smuggled from China enter through legal ports of entry, according to Customs and Border Protection.
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Federal agents seized a ton of cocaine and seven tons of marijuana smuggled through a half-mile tunnel, the longest discovered between California and Mexico.
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Smuggled under darkness from his hotel to the Islamabad airport, he traveled secretly to Beijing, where he held meetings with China's supreme leader Mao Zedong.
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An estimated 10,000 women and children are smuggled into India every year, making it one of the world's busiest trafficking routes, according to the directors.
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Upon his release, Bukovsky smuggled medical records to the West that revealed the Soviet government was using false psychiatric diagnoses to put away political prisoners.
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Earlier this year, British authorities returned an ancient artifact to Egypt that had been illegally smuggled out of the country and was headed for auction.
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The only drug that is smuggled in higher numbers between legal entry points is marijuana, according to information from CBP and the Drug Enforcement Administration.
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Criminals in Japan covered the airfare and hotel bills of her and her companions and paid them $200 to $400 per pound of smuggled gold.
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In his 90s, he took great delight when his closest pal, James A. Baker, smuggled a bottle of Grey Goose vodka into his hospital room.
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The three migrants told authorities that they were from Mexico and had agreed to pay $8,000 to be smuggled into the United States, documents say.
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After being smuggled across the Canadian border by human traffickers, he made his way to the Mississippi Delta, where a relative ran a grocery store.
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Bangladesh's central bank will appoint dealers for importing gold bars, which were previously smuggled in because of the absence of an import policy, he said.
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Eventually, the victims would be smuggled to the United States, where they were housed in shared apartments but were forbidden to talk to one another.
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Then, as the Warsaw ghetto was annihilated, the efforts involved literal escapes, the dwindling few sometimes being smuggled out amid dirty linen or in coffins.
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Charcoal is in high demand for sheeshas and barbeques, and dozens of families around Kef purchase smuggled wood and make their own charcoal to sell.
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Days earlier, the government had said explosives used in a drone attack on a military parade in Caracas had been smuggled through Tachira from Colombia.
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On June 2500 of that year, a 22014-year-old French citizen named Faiz Bouchrane, who had trained in Syria, was smuggled into neighboring Lebanon.
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According to the DEA, the new designer drugs are likely manufactured in China, Canada, and Mexico, and then smuggled into the US and sold online.
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Because any effective fighting style would essentially be contraband, an illicit weapon smuggled in and out of prison, it would have had to remain underground.
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In the summer of 1943, friends smuggled him by a circuitous route to a hospital in Paris, where he underwent emergency surgery for perforated ulcers.
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Some local traders put it as high as $5 million a day from customs duties and smuggled fuel, according to Basalmah, Yemen's former transport minister.
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But Lindsay Allen, an expert on Persepolis at King's College London, said fewer artifacts were smuggled out in the 19th century than many dealers believe.
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In 2015, Dr. Platt canceled his Christmas plans to help Thai authorities identify smuggled tortoises that had been taken from an acclimatization pen in Myanmar.
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Guiyu's industrial park said it had tightened procedures to stop smuggled waste from entering its gates, and was cooperating with police, customs and environmental authorities.
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"We kept getting uprooted, so we were cut off from doctors," said Abdelaziz, whose family was smuggled out of Raqqa city some three years ago.
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It is unclear how many deaths were attributed to prescriptions by doctors and how many were from synthetic opioids smuggled into the country, officials said.
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The dissident satirist Vladimir Voinovich arranged to have microfilm of Life and Fate smuggled abroad in 1975, but it took years to find a publisher.
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Luggage too large for the X-ray scan is opened and examined, Takanishi said, meaning it was unlikely Ghosn could have been smuggled on board.
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Criminals in Japan covered the airfare and hotel bills of her and her companions and paid them $200 to $400 per pound of smuggled gold.
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To add to his woes, the broker who smuggled him from China to Thailand sued him, accusing him of not paying all of his fee.
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Then I learned that the Indonesian police had recently busted a Komodo trafficking ring — 40 dragons smuggled out and chopped into pieces for traditional medicine.
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Yes, there was a period when Coors was sold only in the West and beer drinkers with terrible taste paid a mint for smuggled cases.
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Galicia has long been an entry point for cocaine smuggled from South America, but the use of this kind of vessel would be a first.
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His father, a taxi-driver, had confiscated his passport to prevent precisely this from happening, so Ahmed decided to get himself smuggled across the border.
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In the case of the smuggled Venezuelan cheese, the big winner at the moment is the ELN, which taxes all contraband from Venezuela to Colombia.
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At Rikers, the prevalence of smuggled drugs and weapons is a key factor in the city's plan to close it down completely within 10 years.
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Across the country, prisons are rife with smuggled cellphones, allowing inmates access to the internet, social media and their old lives outside the prison walls.
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Brainard believes leaving the pat-down to the passenger makes it easier for a prohibited item to be concealed and smuggled onto a passenger plane.
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Two other Chinese scientists who worked in the same lab as Mr. Zheng had successfully smuggled stolen biological material out of the country, prosecutors say.
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Europol received reports of 6,600 cases of migrants smuggled in vehicles via the Balkans in 2018 - almost 80% in risky circumstances, it said last year.
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Smuggled Iranian fuel is typically much less expensive than legally sold fuel in Pakistan, and Pakistani officials have long struggled to stamp out its sale.
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Foreign e-waste might be smuggled into the country mislabeled as scrap, said Banjong Sukreeta, the deputy director general of the Department of Industrial Works.
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In February, authorities in Hong Kong seized $8 million worth of smuggled endangered species in one of the biggest busts the city has ever recorded.
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Working conditions can be appalling, and the metal and stones dug up are often smuggled across borders on a vast scale, sometimes by criminal operations.
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Sometimes criminal gangs have told farmers and eradication personnel to stay away from the fields on certain days, presumably while they smuggled drugs and migrants.
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They had been smuggled onto a flight from Hong Kong, and were found in four unclaimed pieces of luggage at Manila's Ninoy Aquino International Airport.
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And when bored young Iraqi men take pills to get high, the illicit drugs are likely to have been smuggled across the porous Iranian border.
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Television shows like those Lim starred in are smuggled into North Korea, and authorities there fear that this inspires others to defect to the South.
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Muthana was smuggled into Syria in November 2014 to join the Islamic State group, and in 2015 she advocated on Twitter for violence against Americans.
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A conflicting report, from the Lebanese news outlet MTV, said Ghosn was smuggled from his home concealed inside a case for a large musical instrument.
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Robin Williams and Tupac smuggled a HUGE amount of pot through Arizona and got busted ... at least that's how this case reads at first glance.
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And because there is no longer any value for Chinese gangs in sex, drugs, and firearms, they're finding new and brazen opportunity in smuggled seafood.
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Nearly all the meth consumed in America today is smuggled in from Mexico, often liquefied and disguised creatively in gas tanks or resealed iced-tea cans.
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The Quartevilles — with no connection to Adelman or her family — agreed to take her in, and she was smuggled out of Paris in a noodle truck.
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Thousands of ancient Mesopotamian artifacts were smuggled by Hobby Lobby, the corporation behind a chain of arts and crafts stores, into the United States in 2011.
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This collection of more than 28,000 images smuggled out by a military defector codenamed Caesar showed emaciated and wounded dead bodies of detainees in regime prisons.
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But it's just a fraction of the smuggled money officials believe is crossing the border -- and just a fraction of the estimated cost of a wall.
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These are kids like Miguel, who arrived in this country when he was smuggled across the border at age 2 in the back of a car.
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Google told Apple Daily it is investigating just how the clip was successfully smuggled onto Maps, and is working on strengthening the system's automatic detection mechanism.
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Archaeological sites in Italy have been plundered so extensively that its police force has a corps dedicated to tracking down treasures that are often smuggled abroad.
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A baby tiger that was smuggled into the United States from Mexico by a teenager is now safe and doing well at the San Diego Zoo.
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Anything might happen, a bomb or machete could be smuggled in, or the large contingent of police protecting the site might be overpowered by a mob.
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Some locals also defied medical advice and smuggled two dying Ebola patients out of hospital, taking them to a 50-strong prayer meeting instead, Reuters reported.
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So he saved the photos surreptitiously to thumb drives, smuggled them out of the country and laid bare the brutality of the Bashar al-Assad regime.
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Law and Salazar-Quintero smuggled one male migrant and transported him to a McDonald's parking lot in Del Mar, about an hour and a half away.
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Mossad operatives broke into the building one night last January, removed the original documents and smuggled them back to Israel the same night, the official said.
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In return for the bribes, prosecutors said, Mr. Casado, on more than five occasions, smuggled alcohol into the jail for Mr. Zarrab in plastic water bottles.
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Authorities were able to arrest the pilot and recover the smuggled goods, but as drone technology has advanced, arrests and intercepting contraband have become much rarer.
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Europol received reports of more than 6,600 cases of migrants smuggled in vehicles via the Balkans last year - almost four fifths in risky circumstances, it said.
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But unlike a Toyota truck, the Phantom weighs less than four pounds and can be easily tucked away into a backpack and smuggled onto the battlefield.
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At least 54 of those executed were foreigners charged with nonlethal drug-related offenses, including at least 10 people who allegedly smuggled narcotics in their stomachs.
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The Sentry, an American watchdog backed by George Clooney, an actor, last year estimated that $300m-600m of gold is smuggled out of Congo each year.
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Other Colombian traffickers are thought to be hiding in Argentina, which has become an export hub for cocaine smuggled into the country from the Andean region.
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Viking; £25 Oleg Gordievsky, a vital Western asset inside the KGB, was smuggled across the Soviet Union's border with Finland in the boot of a car.
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Since the beginning of the year, Thai authorities have seized more than 2.9 tonnes of smuggled pangolins and their scales, according to the Thai Customs Department.
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