Wait until it's used for illicit purposes, which it's somewhat used for illicit purposes.
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In America, all illicit drugs except marijuana (which is not illicit everywhere) have become less popular.
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You can't bring "instruments or literature" for illicit drug use into Canada, but weed is no longer illicit.
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Because it is the most widely used illicit drug, marijuana is predictably the first illicit drug most people encounter.
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With that, the number of customers for illicit opioids would shrink — and the illicit market would therefore dwindle as well.
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The higher the premium for legal cannabis over the illicit price, the more Canadians will purchase cannabis on the illicit market.
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But even he was no match for today's toxic illicit opioids, the products of a chaotic and constantly changing illicit market.
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The House Financial Services Subcommittee on Terrorism and Illicit Finance holds a hearing on "the monetization and illicit use" of breached data.
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"Widening the price ... gap between illicit and regulated products will further drive consumers to the illicit market at a time when illicit products are demonstrably putting people's lives at risk," the group said, referring to the national vaping health crisis.
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Waiting until someone gets hurt, waiting until it's used for illicit purposes, which is somewhat used for illicit purposes, they close it down.
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Of the new charges, nine relate to receiving illicit funds; five to the use of illicit funds; and seven charges are on transferring illicit funds to other entities, according to a statement from Deputy Inspector General of Royal Malaysian Police Noor Rashid Ibrahim.
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"The reason deaths have soared in illicit opioid users is because the illicit opioid supply became much more dangerous," because of fentanyl, Kolodny said.
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The Times did not, however, address the fact that much of the illicit fentanyl used in this country is produced in illicit labs in China.
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"I must say that we have certain concerns concerning yesterday's constitutional court ruling concerning the illicit enrichment and the burden of proof concerning this illicit enrichment," he said.
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"Cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin have been exploited to support billions of dollars of illicit activity, like cybercrime, tax evasion, extortion, ransomware, illicit drugs, and human trafficking," Mnuchin said.
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Moreover, recent studies suggest that illicit drug users don't know how much, or whether, they are getting fentanyl in the cheap bags of illicit heroin they buy on the street.
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Rather, I am talking about illicit … well, talk. Gossip.
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Pat Philbin: The second point that I wanted to make is that how do we tell, under the House managers' standard, what an illicit motive is, or when there's an illicit motive?
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Last week's seizure of weapons shows that UM Airlines has not stopped its illicit activity with Mahan Airlines, and that this illicit activity has only increased since the initial designations by Treasury.
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"There are a lot of generals and a lot of leaders on Maduro's illicit payroll through illicit drug trafficking, money laundering and any number of businesses in the oil industry," Admiral Faller said.
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The darknet is not the only marketplace for illicit drugs.
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On the next episode, Williams investigates America's illicit gunrunning business.
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He seemed to be flaunting his party's illicit pulling power.
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It's the most widely used illicit drug in the country.
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But when prescriptions end, addicts sometimes turn to illicit substances.
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America says most illicit fentanyl comes from labs in China.
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He also faces a civil prosecution for alleged illicit enrichment.
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The illicit trade results in more murders than accidental deaths.
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Everyone agrees that such "illicit financial flows" are a problem.
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IM uses machine learning to remove illicit comments and spam.
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The bank's illicit behavior has not been lost on stock.
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By that point, they're many steps away from illicit proceeds.
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Partly this is because Nigeria is awash with illicit weapons.
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Consider: We've had "tough" policies for illicit drugs for decades.
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We're off to get some illicit help from our friends.
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Has anything like illicit fentanyl come on the scene before?
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In some instances, cooperation involves the illicit exchange of cash.
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Both nations have facilitated illicit trade with their militant dependency.
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And if Macedo and his entourage did once traffic illicit
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But the investigation produced no evidence of illicit cash transfers.
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It's also transmitted by sex and by illicit drug use.
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The company claims 98 percent accuracy in detecting illicit pics.
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Rodriguez was fined this week for raising illicit campaign funds.
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Illicit drugs and illegal immigration are not the only concerns.
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We all know the answer: tax evasion, illicit activity, etc.
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Others take short, illicit boat trips to Ceuta from Morocco.
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Its location makes it easily exploited for running illicit goods.
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Through the years, rates of illicit drug use have plummeted.
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So they flooded the US with heroin and illicit fentanyl.
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That assured that Vancouver's illicit trade would continue to thrive.
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Are you worried about the illicit activity that happens here?
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Prosecutors said he earned illicit profits of just over $23.3,24.
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Prosecutors said he earned illicit profits of just over $130,000.
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At issue is whether Greenwald crossed the line into illicit
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" McConnell clarified that hemp was different than its "illicit cousin.
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In 2018, California's illicit sales were an estimated $8.99 billion.
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It almost feels like the illicit market is getting stronger.
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Let Congress' efforts to battle the illicit opioid market continue.
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Nieto's office also froze AHMSA bank accounts, alleging illicit operations.
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Still, she acknowledged that illicit use could be a challenge.
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Indeed, as prescribing fell, deaths connected to illicit opioids skyrocketed.
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This one is full of information that feels faintly illicit.
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Because people will always take illicit drugs. Always. Always. Always.
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"Cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin have been exploited to support billions of dollars of illicit activity like cyber crime, tax evasion, extortion, ransomware, illicit drugs and human trafficking," Mnuchin said in a press conference yesterday.
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Those deaths have been surmounted by deaths from illicit fentanyl, an opioid 220 to 30 times stronger than heroin, which has infiltrated the illicit drug supply since 2012, last year killing more than 20,000 people.
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"If you think about strategy for attacking illicit sources of finance and pressuring illicit sources of finance, you'd actually want to go to some of the places that are flying under the radar," Greitens said.
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"There were no illicit substances or anything to suggest foul play."
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Adobe sees an uptick in illicit streaming before major sporting events.
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Its efforts were "understandable and proper" and betray no illicit discrimination.
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We cannot accept illicit use of personal data to manipulate elections.
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They then allegedly used illicit money exchanges to launder the money.
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"We need more and better monitoring" of illicit drugs, Paone said.
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Beyond illicit marketplaces like Silk Road, there's much more to see.
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Many turn to heroin and other illicit drugs as a result.
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The trading resulted in $1.4 million in illicit gains, McCallum said.
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Conservationists have expressed concerns that domestic buyers could launder illicit supplies.
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Streamlining the Food and Drug Administration's tools to intercept illicit drugs. ?
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Illicit whites are legally manufactured cigarettes illegally smuggled into myriad markets.
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The start-up costs for an illicit ransomware business are minimal.
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Last year, 914 people in BC died of illicit drug overdoses.
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Illicit flights to other parts of the country will doubtless ensue.
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But then he slowed down, to enjoy the deliciously illicit feast.
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Some say criminal gangs may be involved in the illicit trade.
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Narrator: This is the room where illicit food meets its end.
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Police said he was captured on video soliciting the illicit activities.
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There were rumors of illicit drop-offs of chocolate and cigarettes.
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Stalin in Russia, and the enthusiasm demonstrated for the illicit showings
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Most illicit opioid users have no idea what they are consuming.
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Fordow was at the heart of Tehran's illicit nuclear weapons enterprise.
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In July, Health Canada opened an investigation into the illicit growing.
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There is nothing illicit about winning primaries with support from independents.
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John Wooden's U.C.L.A. had boosters who offered illicit favors for players.
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The fine, he says, is for small quantities of illicit substances.
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Audience members would record the shows and then circulate illicit audiotapes.
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TC: Is illicit material being sent over your platform a concern?
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Still, marijuana remains the most commonly used illicit drug among kids.
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Recently, however, the opioid epidemic began to shift toward illicit drugs.
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There are no clear bright lines between acceptable and illicit behavior.
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Mixed in with celebration, there's consternation among some previously illicit users.
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Friends huddle in the bathroom for an illicit cigarette or five.
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It is well funded by illicit smuggling and other revenue streams.
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Robinson was a known critic of illicit drug activity around Wingate.
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It is the world's most widely grown and used illicit drug.
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Screaming, illicit behavior, and a breakout showing from an underrated performer?
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That alternative is the decriminalization and legalization of all illicit drugs.
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For the antidoping officials, this was evidence of illicit performance enhancement.
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But at least some illicit haggis makes it past American authorities.
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The government's demonetization dragnet will no doubt catch some illicit cash.
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It can also be spread by sex and illicit drug use.
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"Our biggest competitor right now is the illicit market," he said.
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It made him feel as if he were doing something illicit.
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Bell uses their story to illustrate a ubiquitous and illicit trade
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Again, the framers had illicit ties with foreign powers in mind.
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And we're not seeing as much, even in the illicit market.
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Legally regulating marijuana separates it from markets in other illicit drugs.
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There is additional confusion associated with opioid painkillers and illicit opioids.
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A burgeoning illicit opium trade also jeopardizes security, governance and development.
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Third, Congress should tackle illicit foreign money in our political system.
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He applauded Mueller's attempt to crack down on the illicit activity.
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Illicit drug producers often cut heroin and other opioids with fentanyl.
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I think any new technology can be used for illicit purposes.
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Often the substances were found along with illicit drugs such as heroin and cocaine, raising a concern that these more potent drugs "have become a part of illicit opioid markets in multiple states," the authors wrote.
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One plausible, but purely speculative, explanation is that real non-counterfeit prescription opioids including Oxycodone could become really valuable in the illicit market because the legal alternatives are scarce and the other illicit alternatives are scary.
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"I must say that we have certain concerns concerning yesterday's constitutional court ruling concerning the illicit enrichment and the burden of proof concerning this illicit enrichment," he said in a speech at the University of Taras Shevchenko.
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However, rates for both marijuana and illicit drug use overall are still lower than their peak in 1997, when 42.7% of 20163th-graders had used any illicit drug and 38.5% had used marijuana in the previous year.
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What's at stake in the battle against illicit opioids Perhaps the most surprising consequence of a U.S. withdrawal from the UPU is how it weakens our ability to block the flow of illicit opioids into our country.
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But this latest drug epidemic is not driven primarily by illicit drugs.
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Not surprisingly, most users of other illicit drugs have used marijuana first.
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She bargains with her doctor to get her hands on illicit treatments.
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Why do we deem the beach the ultimate spot for illicit romance?
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He does just that — and buys heroin (or, increasingly likely, illicit fentanyl).
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Moreira Franco told Reuters he has never participated in any illicit act.
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When that is smoked up, consumers will turn to the illicit market.
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It is illicit and thrilling but temporary: like taking drugs, only safe.
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Instead, "drugs" generally means illicit substances like heroin, cocaine, meth, and marijuana.
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They will need to shift to illicit schemes and donations to survive.
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She also denied making improper demands or receiving illicit requests from Samsung.
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Without stringent enforcement, North Korea's complex illicit trafficking networks will continue undeterred.
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With apartheid crumbling, its white rulers were eager to renounce illicit weapons.
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The internet has dramatically lowered the cost of copying, including illicit copying.
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The illicit drugs market is the cash cow of international criminal corruption.
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The victim, now 19, was 16 when the illicit sexual contact began.
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That's how good the counterfeiters have gotten at making the illicit drugs.
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Matt's wife, wasn't the only one left reeling from the illicit incident.
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Keith Richards took enough illicit drugs to fell a herd of bison.
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The illicit association could carry up to 10 years imprisonment, Télam reported.
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It didn't picture celebrities or illicit drugs or animal abuse – just bagels.
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He denied on Wednesday that his party had received any illicit funding.
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That's an illicit substance, so I have no idea if you're right.
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These illicit plans were likely communicated across networks, wired and/or wireless.
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We also saw more tobacco use, alcohol use and illicit drug use.
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Their captors earn as estimated $600 million a year in illicit profits.
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Shoved into the shadows, substances take on an even more illicit appeal.
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It is an illicit drug problem and it is continuing to worsen.
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For the moment, Assad has once again lain aside his illicit weapons.
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Silva claims Lutfi provided narcotics and illicit benzodiazepines to Frances and Courtney.
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While it was originally used for illicit transactions, it's gained wider adoption.
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Riley said none of the illicit vapes would have met California's standards.
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Doctors always ask before invasive procedures and surgeries about illicit drug use.
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Yet illicit drug use in the US, namely marijuana, has been increasing.
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"These cryptocurrencies have been dominated by illicit activity and speculation," said Mnuchin.
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The episode ends with another illicit couple finally giving into sexual tension.
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Now Sombra sniffs out illicit cargo at El Dorado Airport in Bogota.
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People in pain may be pushed to illicit channels causing more deaths.
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It also can be transmitted by sex and by illicit drug use.
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Chemists discovered three synthetic compounds that are illicit gold for cheating athletes.
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Irrationality is more like food in this regard than like illicit drugs.
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One, known as Case 20153, involves accusations of illicit gifts for favors.
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In concept, racist and sexist-based decisions are clearly and unequivocally illicit.
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A university spokesman said the review found no suspicious or illicit behavior.
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Jaime Quiocho, who noted the appeal of such illicit purchases to criminals.
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Do you check to see whether participants are still using illicit drugs?
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A recent search revealed a teeming, illicit trade in faked peer reviews.
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This ban came after illicit vaping products caused a public health crisis.
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There are many characters and locations and illicit police habits to introduce.
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But an autopsy did not find illicit drugs in Mr. Harrell's system.
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Lawmakers hoped that legal structure would undercut illicit marijuana cultivation and sales.
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In past decades they could stash their illicit wealth in the West.
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South Korea has a serious problem with spy cameras and illicit filming.
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People need education and awareness about the dangers of the illicit market.
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Watchdogs have noted the program's lax safeguards against illicit sources of money.
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But overall the illicit trade in animals on the platform is growing.
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He cited several specific cases in which illicit cargo has been seized.
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In exchange, the police granted the gangs neighborhood territory for illicit activities.
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How many Olympic events were corrupted by Russian athletes using illicit substances?
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The calcium tablets came back negative, they didn't detect any illicit drugs.
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Sadly, there was to be no more train vodka, illicit or otherwise.
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They indulged in illicit activities like gambling, clandestine affairs and political assassinations.
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The Australian Crime Intelligence Commission's latest figures show a record 30.6 tonnes of illicit drugs were seized nationally in the year ended June 2018, with crystal meth one of the most consumed and seized illicit drugs in Australia.
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Not talking about even the thousands of gang members that they arrest every year or the million pounds of illicit narcotics that they seize every year, or the nearly half a billion dollars that they seize in illicit financing.
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He worries that they enable illicit activity by making money transactions less transparent.
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He will use money, or multiple illicit means, to slander and harass you.
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This would, then, bring the new drugs in line with other illicit opioids.
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"North Korea is still engaged in illicit and proliferation activities," the official said.
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Usually, this technique is used to identify traces of illicit drugs or explosives.
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"Denver is quickly becoming the illicit drug capital of the world," Hunt said.
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This is making it much more difficult for these illicit actors to hide.
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Everybody gets gas from pimpinas [and] the price of illicit gas remains low.
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Opioids—both legal and illicit—killed a mind-boggling 28,647 people in 2014.
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The faster Canada can do that... the faster the illicit market will disappear.
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The hackers used multiple broker accounts to collect the illicit gains, she said.
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The agency said it learned last month of the possible illicit trading gain.
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And its widespread distribution throughout the illicit drug market has been wildly uneven.
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Money, whether illicit black money or not, has become unusable for these people.
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But much of North Korea's economic activity is illicit or tough to trace.
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Can we make apps harder to reconfigure by an abuser for illicit ends?
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They apply to any illicit sexual relations, including prohibited heterosexual acts like adultery.
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"They are all part of an ecosystem of illicit drug sales," Mackey said.
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But the rich are perceived to be sitting on a vast illicit loot.
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"Unfortunately, the use of illicit drugs is common in this Country," Smolen stated.
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The illicit high prices force many addicts into crime to finance their habit.
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" The company added that Gameest was "reaping millions of dollars in illicit profits.
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Few studies have looked at the presence of illicit drugs in such waters.
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Illicit filming has surged in South Korea with growing use of mobile devices.
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" As in, "I designed a program to scan online comments for illicit language.
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"Cocaine is the most commonly used illicit stimulant in Europe," the authors wrote.
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Russia can't give Kim much -- beyond a safe place to park illicit income.
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Before long, he and Pamela allegedly became involved in an illicit sexual relationship.
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We anticipate renters with illicit items will naturally prefer industrially zoned storage facilities.
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Teenagers have also become less likely to smoke or use most illicit drugs.
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Public registers are not a silver bullet solution to eradicate illicit financial activity.
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You mentioned bots that are using, sort of illicit tactics to manipulate reviews.
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Deng's illicit gains will be confiscated by the state treasury, the court said.
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C. non-profit, ranks China as the world's largest exporter of illicit money.
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But illicit labs that manufacture testosterone often don't adhere to such rigid standards.
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"... Denver is quickly becoming the illicit drug capital of the world," Hunt added.
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The McDonald's in Engadine has even become quite a spot for illicit art.
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Obviously it had a lot of sex scenes, but it did feel illicit.
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Prosecutors said they identified some 800 million reais ($203 million) in illicit transactions.
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Around 83 percent of those arrests were for minor possession of illicit substances.
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North Korea has "a large illicit drug industry," the Atlantic Council's Manning said.
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Texas Congressman Joaquin Castro captured illicit video of the discussions against CBP's instructions.
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But without a trial, the illicit money trail remains unproven to the public.
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He denied ever taking illicit payments and said the allegations were "absolutely false".
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The maritime industry must do more to stop North Korea's illicit shipping practices.
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I can imagine the illicit sex, drugs, and other unhinged tales sounded fun.
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Are we seen as like, this illicit drug capital of the United States?
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Angelica has been committed to a convent as punishment for an illicit affair.
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But offshore companies are also used to dodge taxes and hide illicit wealth.
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The facility, one of many illicit mines across Colombia, was once FARC turf.
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Moonshine -- illicit or not -- is assured to live on for generations to come.
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They could have stopped me if they thought we were doing something illicit.
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"The illicit market in drugs was giving these groups tremendous power," McFarland said.
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A dedicated voyeur, he follows his illicit police radio to the site of
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More than 2,000 people have been sickened, many from illicit marijuana-based products.
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Illicit nuclear weapons, terrorism and proliferation are all symptoms of a larger disease.
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Of course criminal vessels can shut off their systems when doing something illicit.
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The relationship between Colombia's leftist insurgencies and the illicit drug trade is complex.
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At night, some trucks were still engaging in the illicit trade, he said.
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Was this evidence of an illicit connection between Russia and the Trump campaign?
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A number of regulators have warned of illicit activity surrounding cryptocurrencies like bitcoin.
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Money transmitters play a key role in preventing the flow of illicit funds.
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Authorities allege the illicit funds moved through U.S. and European banks, among others.
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One tool to prevent illicit horn from coming to the market is forensics.
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An official date has yet to be set for the illicit possession trial.
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In recent decades, illicit fentanyl has seeped into the United States from Mexico.
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During the raid, authorities caught Elliot with chemicals used to manufacture illicit drugs.
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It lends a new identity to those artefacts and feeds the illicit market.
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Fernandez has denied the charges and said she never received any illicit money.
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Illicit drug trafficking, meanwhile, is an unfortunate side of effect of legitimate commerce.
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Seventeen people were arrested on Friday and charged with possession of illicit drugs.
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A narrative that sees you transporting illicit, precious cargo across time and space.
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If treatment was more available, it would help reduce demand for illicit opioids.
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It's not possible to say if every part of this journey was illicit.
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But it criminalizes the illicit quid pro quo agreement, not the presidential act.
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Whatever portion of the market remains illicit, by definition, it's not being taxed.
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The hope was to bolster Colombian security forces in combating illicit drug cartels.
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Investigators also found a "cookbook" with recipes for several illicit drugs, including GHB.
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Stag films were illicit, produced anonymously and outside of the film studio system.
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What about the claim that smartphones can be literally addicting, like illicit drugs?
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The same cannot be said of drugs, whose illicit nature can harm communities.
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So if they're not good at it, they won't illicit the right response.
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Traditionally, the term refers to con artists who earn money through illicit methods.
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The government claims that Deerfield's funds made about $3.5 million in illicit profits.
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The authors estimated that his illicit gains came to at least $772 million.
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Sessions may want to go after only the dealers who sell illicit drugs.
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They also more frequently reported illicit drug use and fair or poor health.
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Of 5,205 live websites, over 50 percent hosted illicit material, the study revealed.
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However, it's morphed into a problem of primarily illicit and abused prescription opioids.
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Illicit recruitment of athletes from neighbouring school districts is said to be rife.
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North Korea has relied heavily on illicit trade done via small Chinese banks.
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Trump has denied the allegations of an illicit relationship between himself and Clifford.
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FATF is an international organization that sets global standards for fighting illicit finance.
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Paying college athletes will not make a material change to these illicit activities.
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North Korea also continues to conduct trade through illicit ship-to-ship transfers.
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So, reassuring them that it will not be used for illicit purposes, why?
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ET for more on how illicit fentanyl is getting into the United States.
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But while this approach has very likely pushed the prices of drugs higher than they would be otherwise, illicit drug prices have still plummeted over the past few decades as illicit drug use has remained roughly the same or gone up.
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Daniel Stephen Johnson, 40, was convicted of six counts of engaging in illicit sexual conduct in a foreign place and one count each of travel with the intent to engage in illicit sexual conduct and aggravated sexual assault with children.
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READ: Ex-lawmakers face charges in Michigan after affair scandal Zapata was arrested on Friday for allegedly legitimizing illicit profits, illicit enrichment of individuals with involvement with the State, and misuse of influence, according to Bolivian State run news agency ABI.
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In 2012, when Canada banned the original form of OxyContin in lieu of a "safer" alternative that was harder to abuse, OxyNeo, the illicit drug market saw an opening to introduce counterfeit OxyContin containing bootleg fentanyl into the illicit drug market.
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There are also illicit drugs which induce euphoria, which could potentially make someone laugh.
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South Carolina officials used similar technology to identify the illicit cellphones there, Kernan said.
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"The Russian Hoax: The Illicit Scheme to Clear Hillary Clinton and Frame Donald Trump".
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"Five years ago, almost all the illicit marijuana in Florida was homegrown," Santiago says.
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Also, investigation and accountability of illicit activities associated with supply chains is extremely difficult.
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And illicit drugs obviously aren't available through easy means, since drugs aren't easily sold.
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The Cooke mines have been at the center of illicit activities at Sibanye's operations.
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So they can really tell what kind of photos illicit the most positive responses.
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This destruction of illicit wildlife goods dwarfs anything similar that has been done before.
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But without better law enforcement, high sand prices also make illicit mining more lucrative.
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The protests focused on the alleged illicit wealth of Dmitry Medvedev, the prime minister.
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The future, moreover, looks brighter still—or dimmer, if you are an illicit fisherman.
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Opioids (prescription and illicit) were the main driver, contributing to 33,091 of those deaths.
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Looking at all the illicit commerce being done each day, the markets seemed unstoppable.
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Both mothers were actively using illicit drugs at the time of their infants' deaths.
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In a statement late Friday, Pemex said the gas rupture occurred after illicit activity.
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The illicit syrup was then sold in Ontario, New Brunswick and the United States.
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Nevertheless, legalisation does seem to be taking the buzz out of the illicit market.
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With "Carol," it's a romance, but their love was also illicit at the time.
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Illicit spirits, including counterfeits of brands and tainted mixtures, are a global health concern.
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A few rich countries, notably America, complain that illicit flows are not properly defined.
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Perhaps it would be simpler to abandon the catch-all term "illicit financial flows".
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So there's a supervisory expectation for pro-active detection and disruption of illicit finance.
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Precisely how all of that illicit cargo moves around the globe is constantly shifting.
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Two-thirds of all college seniors have been offered illicit prescription drugs in college.
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That doesn't mean alcohol should be treated in the same way as illicit drugs.
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Appropriating a medical substance also makes a vague suggestion that you're doing something illicit.
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In 240, 250% of Americans aged 21916 or older had used illicit drugs. 21.
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This pivoting of trash imports has created an illicit industry of unlicensed plastic recyclers.
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Step 25: Layering The second challenge is hiding the origin of the illicit money.
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To the frustration of the Australian drug cell, their illicit product kept getting intercepted.
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Illicit fentanyl, a synthetic opioid, can be 50 to 100 times stronger than morphine.
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When confronted by police, Robertson allegedly admitted to the illicit affairs, court records show.
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And then there is the illicit wildlife trade, a growing problem across the region.
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Of course, not all of the trade from Singapore to North Korea is illicit.
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It's nearly impossible to track these illicit funds accurately, as they're likely hidden away.
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So it is a semi-licit or semi-illicit field, depending on your perspective.
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Hidden within the Navy budget is the Counter-Networks & Illicit Trafficking office, or CNIT.
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Police further allege Laidlaw sent the teen a number of illicit photos of herself.
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He was also charged with keeping secret Swiss bank accounts to stash illicit gains.
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And don't even ask about the illicit alcohol concocted in Greece, Britain or Burundi.
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Illicit business proliferated: the sale of bootleg liquor and cigars, stolen cars and animals.
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Federal prosecutors said they identified some 800 million reais ($203 million) in illicit transactions.
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We must act now to stop the flow of illicit drugs into our nation.
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Social media companies are under increasing pressure to help stop illicit political influence online.
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"The UK is leading the world in the fight against illicit finance," Hammond said.
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The following examples illustrate the general methodology for laundering Illicit funds through digital currencies.
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But federal laws continue to allow illicit Russian money to flow into the country.
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Much of this comes through illicit trade with Lesotho's larger, richer neighbor, South Africa.
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She said Mexico's war on drug cartels had actually increased illicit use of opioids.
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Ghosn and Juffali on Tuesday denied the prosecutors' claims that the payments were illicit.
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Walters was charged with making tens of millions of dollars in illicit stock trades.
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Millions of people are opioid dependent — whether it's legal prescriptions or illicit street drugs.
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Alex Entz is a Research Analyst for FDD's Center on Sanctions and Illicit Finance.
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Palomino is also under investigation for alleged illicit enrichment and illegally wiretapping journalists' telephones.
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Can European officials guarantee that these banks have not financed any illicit arms deals?
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Illicit fentanyl, heroin, cocaine, and methamphetamine continue to contribute to our public health crises.
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Who even are Jaime and Cersei if they're not twins in highly illicit love?
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Studies show that MAT reduces illicit opioid use significantly more than non-drug approaches.
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In a paper, Kleiman analyzed a similar program in Hawaii for illicit drug users.
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Friends insist that, despite the illicit way the relationship began, their romance was sincere.
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The resolution also requires countries to expel North Korean diplomats accused of illicit activities.
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In the past few years, the effort to intercept the illicit trade has intensified.
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Under the law, there's no distinction between illicit drugs and those that are prescribed.
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The panel probed experts on how they could halt illicit trade in a Feb.
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Researchers found that illicit drug use, particularly among students, actually declined during that time.
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He fell ill after vaping an "illicit" THC product, The New York Times reports.
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Prosecutors have said Humala took illicit funds from Odebrecht but have not pressed charges.
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In the right setting, illicit tiny-house dwellers can usually get away with it.
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For six months I searched for illicit dealers selling gorillas, orangutans, bonobos or chimps.
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Terrorist funding is just one area of illicit activity the firm's platform deals with.
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Unlike other drug epidemics, the current one did not start with an illicit substance.
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The city's red-light district will be hanging discreet curtains and curbing illicit activities.
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Determining how much illicit petroleum is reaching North Korea is also difficult, experts said.
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It has also seemingly shaped his attitude toward illicit items and their market value.
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If you bring illicit drugs to these events, chances are you will be caught.
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A juicy government scandal involving illicit favors for a pair of comely young women.
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But even with the possession of firearms heavily regulated, illicit weapons still circulated widely.
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In plain English, "collusion" means working together, usually in secret, to do something illicit.
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The effort to crack down on illicit vaping products has been laden with complications.
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An infrared camera can scan for people guarding illicit marijuana operations on nearby lands.
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Modern presidents signed legislation protecting women's rights while conducting illicit relationships with female staffers.
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And it does nothing to address the robust trade in illicit cannabis vaping products.
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By that time, most of the illicit dispensaries in Toronto had shut their doors.
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Additionally, it would also require a series of reports on illicit Russian activities worldwide.
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Once an identity has been sold, the money is used mostly for illicit purposes.
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Customs officials in Singapore say they have "robust regulatory measures" to prevent illicit activities.
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"They didn't realize how strong this illicit market was going to stay," Hunter said.
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Sanders's home state of Vermont has been particularly hard hit by illicit drug use.
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According to the Australian government, marijuana is the country's most widely-used illicit drug.
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But many people were likely using stolen or illicit pills, not their own prescriptions.
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Mr. Duterte has made the war against illicit drugs a centerpiece of his administration.
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However, they did warn people away from purchasing illicit e-cigarettes on the street.
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Compounding the problem in Baltimore was a nationwide surge in demand for illicit opioids.
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"Increasingly, adolescents are using and misusing both prescription opioids and illicit opioids," Puzantian said.
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The two sides last week announced a deal on joint eradication of illicit crops.
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But since then, the opioid epidemic has rapidly transitioned into an illicit drug problem.
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When prescription opioids are less available, illicit opioids like heroin and fentanyl fill demand.
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The Patriots insist head coach Bill Belichick had no involvement in the illicit efforts.
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Alex Entz is a research analyst for FDD's Center on Sanctions and Illicit Finance.
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Such cards can be purchased with cash and used online for illicit activities anonymously.
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Hoorens said this has led to an illicit market for cannabis in the Netherlands.
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The new rules are an important step in the fight against illicit money flows.
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In general parlance, "collusion" means working together, usually in secret, to do something illicit.
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Fighting the illicit drug market now costs the Netherlands roughly $1 billion a year.
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Two major factors provide the driving force for this illicit trade: corruption and tradition.
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There's a shrink, there's illicit sex, and there's a lot of blood and tears.
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Putting tax dollars into books and education for kids as opposed to illicit cartels.
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"If it is confirmed that Americans are being hurt because of unregulated, illicit market cannabis vape products, it is yet another reason for real, comprehensive federal cannabis reform that will allow the regulated, tested cannabis industry to displace illicit market actors," it added.
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Nearly 70 percent of those who try an illicit drug before the age of 13 develop a substance use disorder within seven years, the report said, compared with 27 percent of those who first try an illicit drug after the age of 17.
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It's this transition to the illicit market that Rosenfeld says may have helped cause a rise in murders: Since illegal drug markets tend to be much more violent than legal drug markets, the greater use of illicit opioids came with more violence.
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"I'm talking about putting money towards schools, books, education as opposed to all the illicit things that we're trying to break away from, like the illicit sale of things that you know that may be harming people from a health and wellness perspective."
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Bitcoin greases the wheels, allowing all this illicit activity and commerce to take place anonymously.
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And the availability of illicit fentanyl has largely driven the opioid crisis in recent years.
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Local authorities enlisted the help of the FBI, which managed to recover the illicit imagery.
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Physicians can better help drug-addicted infants when they know mothers are using illicit substances.
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Illicit IPTV services attempt to offer an easier-to-use service for a monthly fee.
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Evaristo can then deploy a team to destroy illicit logging camps and torch their machinery.
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Quickly, they allegedly learned that Marsh had several illicit sexual encounters with four high schoolers.
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Colombia has likewise attempted to reign in—or, at least, control—its illicit gas trade.
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No action was taken against the man because no illicit video was taken, police said.
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Also, the team was told that Lawrence had become a "production hub" for illicit fentanyl.
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Together, it's more than $172 million worth of illicit wildlife goods going up in smoke.
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Some questions cited concerns that larger warnings can hurt tobacco farmers and boost illicit trade.
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It's a particular concern given the role of illicit fentanyl in the nationwide overdose crisis.
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Some are nearly homophones with different spellings and completely different meanings, like elicit and illicit.
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Overall, the data more or less lined up with other measurements of illicit drug use.
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The state still has not returned the money, claiming it's associated with illicit drug trafficking.
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Beijing denies that most of the illicit fentanyl entering the United States originates in China.
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He declined to give his surname and denied he was involved in any illicit activity.
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Jamal El-Hindi speaks at a hearing of the Subcommittee on Terrorism and Illicit Finance.
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After receiving their illicit photos, Wood allegedly showed the images to friends at his school.
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He's allegedly owned nearly 300 illicit files and distributed at least 25 other files online.
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But the epidemic has progressed beyond prescription painkillers—which the government regulates—to illicit substances.
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Yet as bad as they are, illicit solicitations represent only one part of disaster fraud.
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The world will never have enough stories of illicit love set back in the day.
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I'm not sure that -- maybe it's a little easier for technology for certain illicit activities.
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Kelly Dodd is shooting back at claims by Vicki Gunvalson that she used illicit drugs.
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They were armed with these strong, emotional pressure points in order to illicit a response.
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Now that we're taking more action on heroin, now we're seeing illicit fentanyl get worse.
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The Drug Enforcement Administration reports the first illicit use of the compounds in November 23.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has concerns about Facebook's proposed cryptocurrency and its potential illicit use.
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And illicit buprenorphine use by people who don't already misuse other opioids is extremely rare.
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Mexico is making little headway in seizing illicit cash, according to the government's own estimates.
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"The illicit trade in cultural objects continues to increase because there's stable demand," she said.
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He is careful, he said, to tell the kids not to mention their illicit education.
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The Trump administration accuses China of using coercion and illicit means to obtain American technology.
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In 2014, Phoenix cops busted an even bigger ring and seized $200,43 of illicit Legos.
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It is illicit scheme to clear Hillary and literally, what is it, frame Donald Trump.
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Deaths from synthetic opioids alone, such as illicit fentanyl, jumped 72% from 2014 to 2015.
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Keenan said the seizure was one the largest hauls of illicit drugs in Australian history.
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Police will continue to monitor internet sites used by people offering to sell illicit substances.
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But history tells us that illicit ties between Korean businesses and Korean governments run deep.
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On the demand side, illicit drug use has dramatically fluctuated since the drug war began.
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The southern border is a major entry point for criminals, gang members, and illicit narcotics.
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Everything already feels like it's pressing on us; now, small things feel frantic, illicit, wrong.
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How cryptocurrencies can mask illicit activities: They function across borders and can be moved quickly.
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If figures, then, that North Korea — which already draws revenue from illicit businesses — is interested.
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Are they willing to enforce Burmese law and abandon illicit activities such as drug-smuggling?
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They too would go free if they return their illicit gains and pay a fine.
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The U.S. has an opportunity to build more effective joint efforts against illicit financial flows.
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However, it reinforces the fact that the United States has a colossal illicit drug problem.
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Officials are hoping they will help take a bite out of the illicit ivory trade.
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Regime consolidation over ashes still can be useful for illicit businesses and regionally subversive operations.
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" Referring to what Trump called China's "illicit trade practices," one villager responded, "We aren't thieves.
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The goal is to stem not only the supply of legal, but also illicit, opioids.
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Inactivity, the majority found, is an illicit basis for wiping registered voters from the rolls.
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He apologized for failing to stop the illicit behavior sooner, and vowed to make amends.
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By some estimates, the Emerald Triangle grows about 60-80% of the nation's illicit weed.
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"They're using less illicit drugs, and they are less likely to inject drugs," Ethier said.
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Illicit drugs come into this country through ports, the southern border, and the postal service.
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Eni has said that neither the company nor Descalzi were involved in any illicit conduct.
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Storylines involve stolen sperm, illicit affairs, slapping, suicides, various scams and some substantial bed-hopping.
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For one, illicit fentanyl and heroin have overtaken conventional painkillers in terms of overdose deaths.
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The site warns visitors "DO NOT ASK US" about where to find the illicit substances.
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It felt like an illicit transaction as the pharmacist produced it from under the counter.
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The FARC once ruled the Colombian countryside with the profits of the illicit cocaine trade.
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A Caracas court in May ordered him to stand trial on charges of illicit enrichment.
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Illicit excavations and a black market for undocumented antiquities make preservation all the more urgent.
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The illicit routes into the US they established still serve as popular transit points today.
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It's a persona of a badass female breaking barriers and dominating the illicit marijuana industry.
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Members participate in some illicit drug activity, human trafficking and inter-gang intimidation and violence.
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Fineline was an illicit spot for many years, operating when tattooing was illegal in NYC.
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Well the whole city of New York itself was illicit, for most of that time.
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But historical accounts suggest that Sammie went out of her way to court illicit attention.
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The fund is not really a "slush fund," which implies a secret or illicit use.
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Gun control will not stop anyone who wants to get a gun for illicit purposes.
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It is spread primarily through the sharing of needles among people who use illicit drugs.
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The Americans wanted to send officials to inspect the dilapidated freighter and its illicit cargo.
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Wednesday's press conference did not address how Minard came in contact with the illicit drugs.
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Many produce extravagant alibis for how illicit drugs entered their bodies: Their toothpaste was spiked.
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Renamed the Illicit Drug Anti-Proliferation Act, it's still commonly known as the RAVE Act.
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The FATF, an intergovernmental body based in Paris, sets global standards for fighting illicit finance.
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Those sites, in turn, were successors to Silk Road, considered the original illicit online marketplace.
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How many will know the illicit black-mass pleasures suggested by a word like fornication?
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The flagged transactions set off alerts in a computer system designed to detect illicit activity.
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They are only barred from receiving extra benefits that the N.C.A.A. has decided are illicit.
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Despite the good intentions, in the eyes of the law you're still supplying illicit drugs.
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The Red Sox were not the first to see illicit opportunities with the Apple Watch.
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Now an investigation into illicit campaign financing points to Mr. Morales and his wealthy backers.
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"In pregnant women, marijuana is now actually the most commonly used illicit drug," he said.
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Meanwhile, illicit drug use rates, which can be difficult to gauge, may also be rising.
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Another SEAL team was accused of abusing cocaine and illicit substances while stationed in Virginia.
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Mr. Hernandez was no stranger to illicit drugs, according to testimony at his murder trial.
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He said that positive role was "100 or 1,000 times bigger" than the illicit activity.
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Illicit dealings among politicians, high-ranking officials and chaebols — family-controlled business empires — are common.
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Social media has been the new frontier for illicit activity for more than a decade.
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In piracy news, we took a look at how illicit sports livestreams have flooded Twitch.
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It would not be the first time that an illicit procurement network turned to sales.
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"FIFA regards the illicit sale and distribution of tickets as a serious issue," it said.
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Bitcoin's reputation as a currency that is primarily used for illicit activities still lingered too.
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"It was having access to our systems in an illicit way, it was very sophisticated."
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Amid an opioid epidemic, the boy's doctors didn't blame heroin, fentanyl or other illicit substances.
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Amazon likely also wants to avoid anyone misusing its data for illicit or nefarious purposes.
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The North Koreans are believed to have supplemented the forging program with other illicit efforts.
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The scale of these operations is tremendous, at least relative to their past illicit efforts.
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Developing first-of-its-kind regulations for a federally illicit substance is a choppy process.
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I know I did, which is what led me down this path of illicit encounters.
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There are lines to denote partners, illicit lovers, heartbreaks, complicated romances, friendships and, yes, enemies.
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Colombia's rebels have disarmed and joined the government to wean farmers from illicit coca crops.
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With regard to pregnant women, marijuana is the most widely used illicit drug during pregnancy.
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With such projects, it can be exceedingly difficult to detect the spread of illicit funds.
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Bootleggers, who engaged in the illicit sale of alcohol, saw an opportunity to increase clientele.
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As a child, I was convinced that turning in meant missing out on illicit fun.
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In the context of London's overall financial flows, the illicit bit is a tiny slice.
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But here's the rub: $8.7 billion of that is changing hands in the illicit market.
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Modern authoritarian regimes like Russia, China, North Korea and Iran structurally depend upon illicit funds.
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They utilize sovereign legitimacy to create illicit financial networks that penetrate law-abiding free economies.
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Male drivers were more likely to report using marijuana or illicit drugs than female drivers.
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"It smacks of illicit behavior," @SenBlumenthal says about Rudy Giuliani on Trump Tower Moscow project.
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Between 28503 and 22019, about 430,000 Americans have fatally overdosed on prescription and illicit opioids.
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That's just one individual, and the total revenue lost from the illicit trade is staggering.
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He is also already on trial on charges of possessing illicit foreign currency and corruption.
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He is also already on trial on charges of possessing illicit foreign currency and corruption.
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Opponents argue that there is no safe way to inject or otherwise use illicit drugs.
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A toxicology report showed that there were no illicit drugs or alcohol in his system.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Germany's KBA automotive watchdog has detected illicit emission-control software in Audi's (NSUG.
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And it reportedly controls valuable drug-smuggling routes, money-laundering outfits and other illicit trades.
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You went from illicit activity to speculation, and today you're going from speculation to utility.
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"We will sanction any illicit purchases of Iranian crude oil," Hook told reporters in London.
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Some of them are even achieving accolades as a result of their illicit drug use.
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"A crisis that began with the lawful prescribing of prescription medicines has evolved into a disaster involving illicit drugs, and increasingly, super-potent forms of illicit fentanyl," FDA's Gottlieb said in his speech, delivered at the National Rx Drug Abuse and Heroin Summit in Atlanta.
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Global Financial Integrity, a Washington-based watchdog, estimated that in the decade between 2004 and 2013 China was the world's biggest source of illicit outflows, accounting for about 28 percent of the $4.885 trillion in illicit funds moving from the 10 biggest source economies.
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In fact, the use of illicit drugs was the lowest in the survey's 40-year history.
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Under the Immorality Act of 1927, "illicit carnal intercourse between Europeans and natives," was strictly prohibited.
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"Many medicines are useful, but abusing them would turn them into (illicit) drugs," Liu told Reuters.
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Santos told Reuters the government will go after illicit FARC funds and properties to pay reparations.
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In response, and without proper follow-up care, some patients have even turned to illicit drugs.
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"The Illicit Scheme to Clear Hillary Clinton and Frame Donald Trump", one week from today, Amazon.
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These new rules press the social media companies to monitor for 100 types of illicit content.
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It remains unclear whether any of the data was actually put toward illicit use, they note.
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Not only is that money diverted from legitimate business, it can also fund other illicit activities.
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Prosecutors also said that Urbina Soto and two others helped oversee the transport of illicit drugs.
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The same Cambridge Analytica that loves illicit data and brags to clients about bribery and blackmail?
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That process keeps people away from illicit, street-sourced drugs and can succeed in reducing crime.
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The dark web marketplace facilitated transactions for guns, drugs and other illicit goods, mostly with bitcoin.
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The alleged hackers executed trades on the reports and also sold them to other illicit traders.
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According to Heinz Japan, the affair is illicit and steamier than a Danielle Steele romance novel.
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Game of Thrones is the perfect example of a show where illicit Twitch streams are popular.
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" Trujillo's lawyers did not deny he participated in illicit activity, calling his acts an "ethical lapse.
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The average program has 14 separate vulnerabilities, each of them a potential point of illicit entry.
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Both suspects had mental health issues and self-medicated by abusing drugs, both illicit and prescription.
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And for opponents, it means tighter controls to prevent medical use from increasing illicit recreational use.
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Those users began looking for an illicit alternative when authorities cracked down on the legal stuff.
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Indian real estate is so expensive in part because it is a store of illicit funds.
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BRITAIN likes to see itself as a leader in the fight against illicit finance and corruption.
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Most US voters don't support legal medical use of most illicit drugs, so funding is difficult.
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Only a handful contained heroin, the illicit opioid drug that has plagued cities since the 1960s.
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He is charged with illicit possession of foreign currency and accepting gifts in an unofficial manner.
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Bashir is charged with illicit possession of foreign currency and accepting gifts in an unofficial manner.
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Tobacco companies may also argue that a ban will lead to a boom in illicit sales.
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That may understate the gap, however, because cannabis on the illicit market is probably more potent.
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While tax filings record Trump's illicit use of his foundation's money, the painting's whereabouts are unknown.
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"We were writing ["Live Like This (Go Live)"] to illicit that kind of response," he wrote.
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There was the frisson of the illicit, the threat of potential demons lurking in every corner.
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And he cannot hit back, because the conspiracy theories about his vast, illicit influence are twaddle.
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Or, more likely, illicit drugs are being excreted by users and literally going down the drain.
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San Diego is a major hub for actually trafficking the proceeds from illicit activities, DeSio said.
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Relish Johnny and Baby's illicit and undeniable attraction and the simple chemistry that brings them together.
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A story in the Washington Post said FBI reviewed Flynn's calls and said nothing was illicit.
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Still, according to the government's own estimates, Mexico has made little progress on seizing illicit cash.
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They had the capacity to take advantage of the globalization of the demand for illicit drugs.
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The biggest exporter of illicit fentanyl and W-18 to Canada is said to be China.
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As illicit and devastating as the drug trade might be, it is, after all, a business.
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Stopping the flow of oil to ISIS would dramatically impact one of its illicit financial sources.
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This is the first illicit drug burning for the country's new government, according to a statement.
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According to Sander, school officials became aware of the possibly illicit relationship after school on Monday.
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The more treatment is able to compete with dealers, the smaller the illicit market will get.
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As such, the illicit party drug could help stop harmful patterns of behavior, reports The Guardian.
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He was indicted on four counts of engaging in illicit sexual conduct in a foreign place.
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He said many families have expressed a desire to abandon illicit cultivation and substitute legal crops.
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Ozark doesn't even have the added tension of Marty hiding his illicit activities from his family.
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And European law enforcement agencies announced they had secretly taken over Hansa, another popular illicit market.
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"There is also a robust illicit market competing for the same business," according to the report.
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Peruvian prosecutors have accused Humala taking illicit funds from Odebrecht but have not yet pressed charges.
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Of course, a small percentage of cannabis consumers do go on to use other illicit drugs.
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Market participants worry that unscrupulous traders may be deliberately moving the settlement price for illicit gains.
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Despite those efforts Gabon remains a hub for poaching, illegal logging and the illicit wildlife trade.
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No. Illicit fentanyl and analogs have been around in isolated incidents as far back as 1980.
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If trans women have taken illicit hormones, sometimes for decades, the risk is even more unknown.
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Illicit money flows from Russia benefit American and European lawyers, accountants, estate agents and fund managers.
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Aisha had recently thrown a party at a hotel that became an illicit club at night.
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BTW ... the Mann Act prohibits the transportation of anyone across state lines for illicit sexual purposes.
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And the Group of 7 nations, meeting in Japan, agreed to crack down on illicit finance.
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Unlike heroin, illicit fentanyl and its ingredients are largely manufactured in labs overseas, particularly in China.
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They have voiced concerns about the potential use of cryptocurrency for money laundering and illicit purchases.
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This leaves a window of opportunity for huge amounts of illicit drugs to enter the States.
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Verification of dismantlement and economic pressure are critical in fighting North Korea's illicit trade, he says.
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It was very interesting having kissing become a prohibited, illicit thing—it made it quite exciting.
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Compliance officers must understand these new approaches and methodologies by the regulators will detect illicit activity.
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Whether Congress will make the temporary ban on illicit fentanyl analogues permanent remains to be seen.
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" "We are publishing digital currency addresses to identify illicit actors operating in the digital currency space.
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Drones that have been recovered by the authorities after their use in suspicious or illicit activities.
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However, illicit forms of the drug are commonly sold as a powder or pressed into pills.
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Michael Cohen, Trump's longtime personal attorney, pleaded guilty to hiding millions in illicit income last summer.
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It arguably benefited as much as the Workers' Party from huge bribes and illicit campaign financing.
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The ATT won't eradicate illicit arms trafficking, but it represents a step in the right direction.
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She cast doubt upon the theory that some of the deaths were caused by illicit alcohol.
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It will be a key driver in the international community's fight against illicit fishing, FAO said.
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In 1969, he editorialized against illicit drug use, which had become ingrained in the surfing culture.
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The end to Guzman's illicit activities, however, does not portend an end to Mexico's cartel violence.
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Stewart doesn't name any particular people whom Epstein said he witnessed doing illicit or hedonistic things.
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If successful, the trials could turn an illicit street substance into a potent treatment for PTSD.
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Later in the day, he was charged with ticket touting, forming a cartel and illicit marketing.
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Not everyone chose to use illicit substances, he said, defending Soviet sports as not uniformly tainted.
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The House Financial Services Committee will examine the "illicit use of virtual currency" at 2 p.m.
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The DEA traced the illicit fentanyl to a single lab in Mexico and shut it down.
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Its goal is to reduce illicit wildlife trade online by 80 percent by the year 2020.
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Trump also said his plan would crack down on international and domestic illicit drug supply chains.
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Rodolfo Palomino is also being investigated for alleged illicit enrichment and illegally wire tapping journalists' telephones.
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Inquiring minds presumably wouldn't suspect something illicit in the book of poetry by a disgraced writer.
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This rate is substantially lower than both the state and national rate of illicit drug use.
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Sonia Alika pleaded guilty to illegally structuring their illicit cash withdrawals to evade bank reporting requirements.
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His parents were from Jamaica, the largest illicit producer and exporter of marijuana in the Caribbean.
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It comes from legislators, law enforcement, insurers, and leaders who equate prescribed opioids with illicit heroin.
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But my role was to observe his illicit operation firsthand, which meant not scaring him off.
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Among North Korea's many significant forms of illicit financing are foreign slave labor and money laundering.
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In 2001, Portugal decriminalized illicit drug use and launched a public health campaign to treat addiction.
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Collusion, which is generally understood as secretive and often illicit collaboration, has no defined legal meaning.
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That customer care seems to extend to New York City's illicit cannabis delivery services as well.
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The former official described the world of illicit peptide and hormones as caveat emptor — buyer beware.
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Drug dealers, illicit arms traders, tax evaders and sex traffickers all rely on cash, he said.
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No matter what illicit substance you look at, chances are teens are using less of it.
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Law enforcement sources tell us the investigation has focused on the "illicit" possession of the drug.
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In Philadelphia, hidebound ways of confronting iPhone thefts let thrive illicit networks to distribute stolen cellphones.
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Rhino horn is worth about $9,000 per pound in Asia, driving a lucrative and illicit trade.
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The German authorities initially said Wall Street Market was the second-largest illicit online marketplace worldwide.
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But in the meantime, there's still a lot of illicit fun and money to be had.
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Previous reports from the panel have also accused regarding Pyongyang of evading sanctions through illicit behavior.
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The continual failure to stop the illicit transactions exposed many weaknesses in Danske's money laundering controls.
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Rhino horn is worth about $2700,245 per pound in Asia, driving a lucrative and illicit trade.
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And in general, illicit drugs have become cheaper and, in some cases, more potent over time.
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Illicit transmission of information has this week also impacted the highest levels of the Ukrainian government.
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If it continues to adhere to the deal, it has no need for illicit nuclear purchases.
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The international community is better prepared; however, many challenges remain in preventing illicit nuclear-related trade.
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Platforms themselves can and should do far more to address illegal and illicit conduct they facilitate.
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Once safely across the border, distributors here would sell their illicit wares to smaller-scale dealers.
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But illicit forms of the drug are commonly sold as a powder or pressed into pills.
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Al-Iraqi had "managed revenue generation through the illicit sale of oil and gas", it said.
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The allegations tie in with a wider problem in South Korea of illicit recordings and voyeurism.
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MMA is not like boxing, whose illicit conduct was formed in another, far less regulated era.
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The additional videos appear to show officers stopping both suspects and recovering illicit drugs from each.
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Mr. Moon admitted that some people cheat, keeping illicit fish, but he stuck to the rules.
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Reports of the federal investigation into Mr. Weiner's illicit texts surfaced a year ago after DailyMail.
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No, really: The penalty for such illicit memes could be the cancellation of your test score.
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Whatever its source, his dancing was entertainment that played to the illicit appeal of Harlem nightclubs.
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Rhino horn is worth about $21170,21187 per pound in Asia, driving a lucrative and illicit trade.
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"If regulators are not careful, they actually make life better for illicit market operators," he said.
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I take Advil and an illicit Diet Coke, trying to stave off the urge to nap.
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Mr. Temer is accused of receiving millions in illicit payments and seeking to obstruct corruption inquiries.
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In some instances, dependence on prescription painkillers led people to seek out harsher, illicit street opioids.
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Pilipenko is the associate director, anti-corruption and illicit finance at the Center for American Progress.
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Joint fishing ventures are just one area of illicit trade the two countries are engaged in.
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She abstained from illicit drugs with the support of a comprehensive treatment program for pregnant women.
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Right now, far more individuals are dying from illicit opioid drug use than prescription pain pills.
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In April, a French frigate seized thousands of pounds of illicit drugs worth millions of dollars.
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America's most pressing national security threats lurk at the intersection of authoritarian rule and illicit finance.
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There are also toxins in some medications and illicit drugs that can cause it, he said.
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Or even experienced an illicit frisson of suspense over the setting of this year's doomsday clock.
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Niall said vaping as a whole shouldn't be tarnished if the problem is illicit marijuana products.
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It is time to weed out illicit financing and unfair competition from criminals and bad actors.
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Speaking alongside the Qatari finance minister, Mnuchin praised Qatari efforts at combating illicit financing of terrorism.
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Speaking alongside the Qatari finance minister, Mnuchin praised Qatari efforts at combating illicit financing of terrorism.
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Given the airlines' record of illicit activity, its increased business partnership is a major red flag.
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We are working very closely with the maritime community to disrupt and deter illicit oil exports.
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About 400 liters of illicit booze was seized during joint operations by police in both states.
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Eight percent (24.6 million) were currently using some type of illicit drug(s) as of 2013.
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Don&apost use illicit drugs: The Cleveland Clinic says amphetamines, cocaine, marijuana can increase miscarriage risk.
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In fact, just last month Ukraine officials indicated that there is no proof of illicit payments.
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That customer care seems to extend to New York City's illicit cannabis-delivery services as well.
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Detained last month, the former minister is now being investigated for illicit enrichment and money laundering.
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Despite those efforts the country remains a target for the illicit wildlife trade and illegal loggers.
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Also, the illicit opioid supply chain does not often involve prescription drugs diverted from doctors' offices.
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Despite those efforts Gabon remains a target for poachers, illegal logging and the illicit wildlife trade.
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The boxes appear to include illicit drugs, flash drives, doll parts, bloody tools, and Dybbuk boxes.
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Over time, more and more overdose deaths have been tied to illicit opioids such as heroin and fentanyl — as some have initiated their opioid use with illicit drugs, but also as others, losing access to painkillers but still addicted to opioids, transitioned to illegal drugs instead.
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He was released without charge, but rearrested later and accused of blasphemy and illicit relationships with women.
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The report notes that e-cigarettes are also used to smoke marijuana and possibly other illicit drugs.
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"The potential use of the U.S. financial system for illicit purposes is a very serious concern," Rep.
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North Korea's illicit activities will likely continue to affect countries beyond the Korean Peninsula, including our own.
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Enders told Handelsblatt he had no knowledge of illicit funds at Airbus used to bribe potential customers.
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They stole illicit moments after class or in cars, until his wife found a compromising text message.
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"You're looking at illicit trade, you're looking at tax regimes, you're looking at international law," he said.
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It surely formed part of the mob's ties to the illicit stock trade around the mid-250s.
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Stairwells are for mom-calling, nose-blowing, rage-texting, Juul-smoking, illicit work affairs, and ugly-crying.
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Illicit images and videos of underage girls were found on his computer and smart phone, police said.
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Illicit drug use over the past year was the lowest in the survey's history for eighth-graders.
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Beyond the equipment, authorities have been hunting for clues on the illicit business interests behind the miners.
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It's possible that these high fatal overdose numbers are starting to sink in with illicit drug users.
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The survey also found "a significant increase" in people receiving specialty treatment for illicit drug use disorders.
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A recent US Senate investigation identified seven people who died from illicit fentanyl bought from online pharmacies.
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People should also avoid all illicit vaporizers, regardless of whether they contain nicotine salts, tobacco, or THC.
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They sell the vast majority of their illicit opioids to customers in the United States, it said.
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Building the wall is critical to impeding and denying the flow of illicit drugs into our country.
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Chainalysis helps law enforcement, regulators and businesses including banks track flows of cryptocurrency to spot illicit activity.
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Paul Manafort resigned from the campaign after details emerged about illicit payments he had received from Ukraine.
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A number of police forces have been sounding the alarm over illicit fentanyl getting through Canada's borders.
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Most recently, nearly 2647 heroin overdoses in five days in western Cincinnati were linked to illicit fentanyl.
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Personal data can be used for research, illicit activities and even investing, as CNBC has previously reported.
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Zuccaro has yet to present any evidence of illicit activities and has not opened a criminal investigation.
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Instead, investigators allege the little girl's brother had been left alone in the presence of illicit narcotics.
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The Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of America held a briefing on illicit alcohol on Capitol Hill on Thursday.
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GREGG JARRETT, FOX NEWS LEGAL ANALYST: The illicit scheme to clear Hillary Clinton and Frame Donald Trump.
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Uber also does not allow open containers of alcohol or illicit drugs to be used during rides.
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Doctors are also much more likely to stop prescribing opioids for blacks after detecting illicit drug use.
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GREGG JARRETT, FOX NEWS LEGAL ANALYST: "The Illicit Scheme to Clear Hillary Clinton and Frame Donald Trump".
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It took the death of a close friend from a botched illicit procedure to change his mind.
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Mexico has long been identified as the leading transshipment point for illicit drugs entering the U.S. market.
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The process has been heavily criticized by farmers for devastating legal crops as well as illicit plantations.
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Korchevsky was accused of making $17.5 million in illicit gains, Arkadiy over $11 million, and Igor $249,000.
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Sanders was the star draw of the alleged scam, accounting for some $140,000 of the illicit gains.
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Trump says a wall is needed to curb illegal immigrants and illicit drugs coming across the border.
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By some estimates, up to 60 percent of the nation's illicit pot is grown in Northern California.
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The illicit-turned-licit entrepreneur helps the company expand and keeps the product in line with regulations.
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An agreement was also signed on the prevention of theft, illicit excavations and export of cultural property.
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South American countries will dismantle cooperation between cartels and terrorists, decrease drug-trafficking, and diminish illicit activities.
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Perhaps one third of the cigarettes on sale in Brazil are illicit and most come from Paraguay.
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That's the year that the line charting illicit drug overdose deaths in British Columbia ticked sharply upward.
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There is a lot at stake in the struggle to control the proliferation of illicit material online.
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We used the CDC's criteria for deaths involving all opioid poisonings, from both illicit and prescription drugs.
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The illegal trade in both prescription and illicit opioids between Canada and the United States is rampant.
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What to do when your favorite source for illicit substances goes offline for less than 24 hours?
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Then, highly potent synthetic opioids, particularly illicit fentanyl, seeped into the black market — and overdose deaths skyrocketed.
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You might actually be able to make the case that it is an illicit ringtone, even pirated.
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Our analysis attempts to estimate the primary source of illicit traffic in two categories: casual and commercial.
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With prices as low as $299, the illicit certificates can evade some digital defenses on the cheap.
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That brings us to this divide between "good" and "bad" drugs—productivity-increasing drugs versus illicit drugs.
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Pompeo is slated for a dialogue with the chairman of FDD's Center on Sanctions and Illicit Finance.
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By some estimates, Indonesia's illicit small-scale gold miners produce as much as $5 billion a year.
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At this time, authorities don't know how illicit drugs may have made their way into correctional institutions.
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It's all the conflicts — and, conceivably, bribes, insider trading, and other illicit activity — that we can't see.
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Meanwhile, the illicit tobacco market continues to rise, in spite of the WHO's efforts to halt it.
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The bill strengthens sanctions targeting Iran's ballistic missile program, human rights abuses, and illicit conventional weapons trade.
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Allegations were made that some in Mr Trump's inner circle had made illicit contact with Russian officials.
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Police officials say tracking the movement of illicit gold and chemicals between different Amazon countries is difficult.
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Others help to conceal the true ownership of a business or the parties involved in illicit transactions.
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Guatemalan organized crime is a major driver in the illicit flow of drugs, weapons and people northward.
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Sports betting proponents argue PASPA pushed sports betting underground, creating an illegal market ripe for illicit activity.
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It cracks down on illicit opioids being imported by mail from other countries and fueling the epidemic.
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There is also wide bipartisan concern in Washington that cryptocurrencies are not adequately policed for illicit financing.
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The country has come under increasing scrutiny in recent years as a conduit for illicit financial activities.
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CHARLIE MUNGER: Well, Bitcoin is worthless, artificial gold which, if it succeeded… a lot of illicit activity.
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Much of the increase was driven by the rise in illicit synthetic opioids like fentanyl and tramadol.
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North Korean-owned vessels are suspected of using other flags to camouflage the movement of illicit cargo.
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Prosecutors said that their operation meant that they "obtained hundreds of millions of dollars in illicit proceeds."
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Later in the morning, Mr. Hickey was charged with ticket touting, forming a cartel and illicit marketing.
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At first, saying "no" to fund-raisers and coffees brought with it a keen, almost illicit pleasure.
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The United States and United Nations say illicit coal sales help fund North Korea's nuclear weapons programs.
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North Koreans sold coal and iron ore to China and used the cash to buy illicit goods.
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The authorities banned insurers from requiring local governments to provide any illicit guarantees when insurers offer funds.
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By trading ahead of the Abbott deal's announcement, DeCinces made $1.3 million in illicit profits, prosecutors said.
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Defectors and Amnesty International said the illicit trade in Chinese mobile phones in the North was growing.
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Wolfe Herd has started approaching the issue of unsolicited illicit photos from a legislative track as well.
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"The deployment supports the international campaign to address North Korea's illicit trade and associated networks," she said.
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When caught cooking illicit beef, Cubans have even been known to commit suicide rather than face incarceration.
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In fiscal 2014 and 2016, Mexican nationals accounted for less than half of all illicit border crossings.
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But until now, it was unclear whether or not the team's illicit activities extended into the postseason.
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JERUSALEM, (Reuters) - Secret recordings, powerful media moguls, illicit gifts of cigars and champagne, betrayals by trusted aides.
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The margins make illicit currency dealing attractive to those who have never dabbled in the business before.
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"These illicit marijuana gardens were grown under the guise of legitimate hemp production," the sheriff's office said.
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And experts are already warning about the continuing spread of illicit fentanyl and a potential stimulant epidemic.
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But even after suspicious targeting was unveiled in February 2017, operators in Mexico continued their illicit spying.
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The illicit operation rolled along for at least a decade before Brazilian prosecutors blew the lid off.
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At Nayapara camp, the expelled students recounted stories from years of illicit study at the Bangladeshi schools.
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Politicians in Washington have been having illicit sex and lying about it since George Washington slept here.
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In past decades, feuds arose between gangs over control of drug-selling territory or other illicit businesses.
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Some of the illicit items sold without proof of their ownership history, of course, could be fake.
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Mr. Profumo, she wrote, seemed not to be a first-timer when it came to illicit affairs.
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The United States has cracked down on ZTE and Huawei, two Chinese telecommunications giants, for illicit activities.
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He named corruption in the mayor's office as one of the main sources of the illicit claims.
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Cain, who did not respond to messages seeking comment, has not been accused of any illicit tactics.
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Only two candidates — Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren — have issued official pledges to not use illicit tactics.
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They have promised that evidence will show that Mr. Guzmán raked in $14 billion in illicit profits.
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Dr. Nagarwala is also charged with conspiracy to travel with intent to engage in illicit sexual conduct.
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On the roof of the mini-mart, a cowboy and his girlfriend were sharing an illicit kiss.
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It is a federal felony to maintain any location for the purpose of facilitating illicit drug use.
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Then comes a glorious shock of recognition, almost a thrill of the illicit: Should this be happening?
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The CBP said halting the import of "illicit goods," including fake money, is an important trade issue.
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Mr. Zhao could recite the exact amount of his illicit gains: 239,995,400 renminbi, or about $35 million.
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"We must put an end to illicit ship-to-ship transfers that undermine UN sanctions," he said.
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In some countries, illicit mining operations routinely violate sand excavation regulations to fuel a growing black market.
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When they accused her of using drugs, she told them she had never taken illicit drugs before.
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Its presence prompted fears among doctors and law enforcement authorities of more potent illicit drugs to come.
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Cutting off the flow of mango and creme pods could backfire into juicing up this illicit industry.
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Still, there's always one student who thinks he can indulge in something illicit and still appear normal.
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Abuse of tobacco, alcohol and illicit drugs costs more than $740 billion annually in the U.S. alone.
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In the Niger Delta, Burtynsky shot illicit oil refineries, which dump tons of waste into the ground.
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In his plea agreement, Schmidt said he learned of the illicit software in the summer of 2015.
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Through its tests, one search of illicit material returned 195 pictures on the first search page alone.
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But more and more, it is illicit opioids that are killing Americans and costing our society billions.
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JERUSALEM, (Reuters) - Secret recordings, powerful media moguls, illicit gifts of cigars and champagne, betrayals by trusted aides.
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As deaths from prescription opioids stabilized, overdose deaths from illicit opioids, including heroin and fentanyl, nearly tripled.
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For the last several years, UNODC has created a system for monitoring illicit crop cultivation in Mexico.
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Legal protection would be guaranteed when whistleblowers disclose illicit activities through internal channels or to public authorities.
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Money flows to the terror groups through the illicit drug trade, which travels along these same routes.
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The illicit nuclear program that should have been of grave concern in 2003 was Iran's, not Iraq's.
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What that means is that the Iranians are going to continue illicit procurement for their missile program.
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The United States has been concerned that illicit shipping practices have been propping up North Korea's economy.
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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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Many writers of the time—rivals to the crown—indulged in gossip of illicit affairs and infidelity.
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In May, Mexico's electoral authority, INE, fined Rodriguez for allegedly raising almost $700,000 in illicit campaign funds.
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When put in front of a judge, Hunter largely blamed his wife for the alleged illicit spending.
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The formation of the DEA crystallized a very different notion —namely, that illicit drugs were a crime.
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We knew the whole thing was an illicit trick and a guilty pleasure we might deny ourselves.
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Thailand has long been a hub for the illicit trafficking of wildlife and forest products, including ivory.
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Over time, though, some of these painkiller users have shifted to heroin and illicit fentanyls, a class of synthetic opioids, in pursuit of a cheaper, better high (since the illicit drugs are more potent and cheaper than painkillers on the street market) or as they lost access to painkillers.
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Prosecutors say that he was re-elected as vice-president in 2014 with the help of illicit money.
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"The drug itself attracts people into care, reduces their cravings, and reduces their illicit heroin use," he explained.
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They reduce illicit drug use and keep people in treatment, compared with recovery programs that don't include medicine.
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However, he warned that the United States would sanction banks that facilitate illicit transactions masquerading as humanitarian trade.
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But the illicit drugs of the 1960s were not all about an attempt to block out the world.
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The study found that other illicit drugs were actually associated with increased odds of committing the same offenses.
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Under pressure from regulators and lawmakers, Facebook has vowed to speed up removal of extremist and illicit material.
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In San Diego, the infected were primarily homeless, illicit drug users, and men who have sex with men.
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Among the illicit images were nude photos of Barbara, as a baby, and another child, the Guardian reports.
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"It was then kept alive in an illicit romance in rural Ireland, away from the Crown," O'Gallachoir says.
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In addition to opioids (both prescribed and illicit), these substances include anti-anxiety medication, sleeping pills and alcohol.
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Oh, no, don't tell me it's also host to fake news, illicit gun sales and child abuse imagery.
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Wood, the judge, said Skelos' crimes had consequences beyond the illicit profits he and his son had obtained.
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But Antoine allegedly never paid her, instead allegedly sending illicit images from the encounter to her ex-boyfriend.
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"They have committed illicit actions in exchange for bribes through the use of several public bodies," prosecutors said.
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Narcotics trafficking charges can be triggered simply by having a large amount of illicit substances in one's possession.
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Hushed discussions in dark corridors are about illicit affairs, forbidden romances, or the passing-on of terrible secrets.
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They also took issue with Libra and its potential to enable illicit activity and weaken national security. 8.
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The benefit of lower taxes, however, is that they'll discourage the illicit market, therefore ensuring more regulated product.
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Now two valves, including the new one, were badly infected, and his urine tested positive for illicit drugs.
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Ms Miller shows how the scandal laid open previously taboo topics—adultery, illicit pregnancies, abortion and sexual hypocrisy.
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The ubiquitous supply is contributing to sharply higher flows of these two illicit drugs into the United States.
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To conservative Afghans who think this would lead to illicit mixing with men, he has a convincing response.
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" But the officers note in the report that Harris stated he was NOT taking medications or "illicit drugs.
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It was as much about food as it was about drinking, drugs, and illicit behind-the-scenes liaisons.
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The belief is that the wafer would be less prone than pills to being diverted for illicit use.
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Shell companies were used by the organization as a conduit for illicit funds, the attorney general's office said.
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An epidemic that includes both prescription opioids and heroin has now added illicit fentanyl to the lethal mix.
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The message, however, is very clear: Bieber and Malone won't be indulging in any illicit Hangover-esque festivities.
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"In these last 15 years, they have transformed the illicit drug business into a worldwide business," he said.
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Some are subjected to character assassination campaigns with reports of illicit sexual relations or contacts with foreign governments.
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They say he&aposs also accused of having more than 600 illicit images on computers and cell phones.
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Illicit cannabis exports appear to be increasing in the state's second year of legalization, according to New Frontier.
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Over 60 percent of patients exhibited no evidence of illicit opioid use during the six months of treatment.
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An official WMD designation would also open up new tools for prosecuting the illicit distribution of the drug.
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"The database analysis brought to light the overwhelming presence of illicit content on the Tor darknet," they write.
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The junta demanded that Facebook block 131 "illicit" pages by May 16th or be blocked itself in Thailand.
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Essentially, the scandal for the Palace is that Philip had been consorting with an illicit bunch of people.
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A law criminalizing illicit enrichment was thrown out in February, sparking sharp criticism, especially from the United States.
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For every spot-on answer, there are still many questions that illicit the "I don't know that" response.
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Piana's GF told cops, "He would snort this powder" ... and she does not believe it was anything illicit.
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Ross is challenged with questions, with the sticky ethical dilemmas inherent in this small but growing illicit operation.
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The alleged abuse involved fake Facebook profiles and social media posts advertising illicit activities using Vela's phone numbers.
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Still, it's easy to understand why these companies would want to put an end to illicit password-sharing.
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Whenever a North Korean ship is carrying illicit cargo, it should be interdicted, as allowable by international law.
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The goal of sanctions is to cut of the resources that help fund illicit activities inside North Korea.
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Percentage of Illicit Drug Deaths in Which Fentanyl Detected in British Columbia, from 2012 to May 31, 2016.
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"We roundly condemn the use of Panamanian flagged ships for illicit activities," the authority said in a statement.
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He also claims the Flairs wrongly claimed he was fired from 2 jobs due to illicit drug use.
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Trade groups have warned Congress that tariffs could increase costs and drain resources available to fight illicit counterfeits.
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He is a founder of Finance Uncovered, an international network of journalists working on tax and illicit finance.
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So when heroin was widely available, people were generally quicker to shift from OxyContin to the illicit opioid.
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Both traffickers and victims in the illicit cantinas tended to be from Mexico or Central America, it said.
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Despite changes in rhetoric, America's response to illicit drug use still focuses on arrests for nonviolent drug crimes.
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The Illicit Drug Anti-Proliferation Act (also known as The RAVE Act) has been US law since 2003.
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It was disillusioned hippies from the Bay who first flocked to the Redwoods to cultivate the illicit herb.
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Previously states only had to do this if they had reasonable grounds to believe there was illicit cargo.
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"If it was so well-absorbed through skin, people wouldn't inject it," Stolbach said of illicit fentanyl powder.
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The US government accused the office of engaging in "illicit economic activities" to support the North Korean government.
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He hands her Serena Joy's cloak as a disguise to cover up her illicit attire, which is BOLD.
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It is all very well to demand efficient courts, fair regulators and an end to illicit political funding.
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Its purpose will be to handle and perhaps eventually regularise a thriving (if often illicit) cross-border trade.
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Ransomware is illicit software that demands a "ransom" from an infected user to regain control of their computer.
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"The Russia Hoax: The Illicit Scheme to Clear Hillary Clinton and Frame Donald Trump," by Gregg Jarrett 5.
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"The contents of these conversations touched on illicit activities of the sort relevant to this dispute," Camilleri said.
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The conditions foster corruption, cross-border crime, a shadow economy, illicit smuggling and serious threats to regional security.
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The two nations agreed during Duterte's visit to China last October to strengthen cooperation in battling illicit drugs.
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The bureau is investigating illicit text messages he sent to a 22-year-old girl in North Carolina.
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At the same time, the illicit opioid marketplace for diverted medications or for heroin is large and growing.
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Some have focused on the illegal diversion of opioids from the legitimate supply chain to the illicit market.
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Most involved prescription opioids such as OxyContin or Vicodin or related illicit drugs such as heroin and fentanyl.
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" As a result, she said, "there's often no gatekeeper to prevent illicit money from entering the financial system.
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Legally prescribed opioid drugs like oxycodone and hydrocodone work in the same manner as illicit drugs like heroin.
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The subpoenas could always be reinstated if I could not satisfy them that nothing illicit was going on.
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Treasury is on the right track by recently identifying and designating Iranian digital currency exchangers facilitating illicit operations.
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We know that the Assad regime understands that using these weapons is illicit because it denies doing so.
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The website has been used in other countries to identify uploaders of illicit pictures of minors as well.
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"What it means is you have people getting together, usually in secret, to do something illicit," retorted Wyden.
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IISS suggests the most likely origins are ill-guarded military stockpiles or illicit networks in Russia and Ukraine.
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Like most forms of commerce, the illicit wildlife trade shifted dramatically to online marketplaces over the past decade.
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In the indictment, authorities allege illicit narcotics were stored by the drug ring at an apartment in Norfolk.
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Strengthening these rules would show the global community that the United States is serious about fighting illicit finance.
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More than a decade into the opioid epidemic, illicit fentanyl is driving the nation's rising overdose death toll.
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Millions of Americans struggle with substance use disorder — not only opioids, but also other legal and illicit drugs.
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It cracks down on illicit opioids being imported by mail and fueling the crisis across the United States.
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But now these more dangerous, often illicit drugs, primarily fentanyl, are driving the ever-rising overdose death toll.
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There's simply too much demand for illicit drugs for a criminal organization to not take advantage of it.
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But it has succeeded in fueling a vast, violent illicit trade, creating chaos and misery around the world.
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Urine drug screens and the evaluation of serial weights are repeatedly used to flush out possible illicit use.
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The DEA was responsible for doling out Schedule I licenses, which authorized licensees to possess these illicit substances.
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In addition to the direct dangers counterfeits pose, they undermine legitimate enterprise and fund further illicit criminal activity.
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The committee, commonly referred to as CFIUS, is involved in protecting against the illicit transfer of intellectual property.
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The world keeps getting smaller, to the point where we can see it functioning like an illicit organism.
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Without any evidence, Mr. Trump contended that they made an illicit pact with Mr. Biden for their support.
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Clearly, efforts over many decades to eradicate illicit drug use through punitive drug policies and laws have failed.
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As bad as things seem for these characters now, 1977 is a peak year for their illicit business.
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Mr. Kocner, who is currently in jail awaiting trial on unrelated fraud charges, has denied any illicit connections.
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Drones have proliferated in the region and around the world, but they're not always put to illicit uses.
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Powerful men have long been able to evade consequences when it comes to illicit sex and sexual misconduct.
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Now, none of this is to say that fentanyl is the only threat in the illicit opioid market.
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That indictment said the Russians mounted an illicit social media campaign aimed at sowing political discord, undercutting Mrs.
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He claims she shipped all her illicit booty to a secret location to keep him in the dark.
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It's not the first time drug manufacturers have used Trump's mug to market a batch of illicit drugs.
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The number of prisoners put to death for non-lethal offenses, such as illicit drug use, also surged.
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Bolivia, the only other nation that produces significant quantities of the illicit crop, had 20,400 hectares (153,409 acres).
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The state's illicit cannabis exports appear to be increasing even now, well into California's second year of legalization.
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How do these court orders work and how can they stem the illicit flow of cash into Britain?
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A dapple of scarlet lamplight shone through the holes, giving the space the ambience of an illicit cathedral.
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The pieces of the plot come together as Reacher's military pride and the community's illicit opioid use intersect.
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"We worry the government will restrict us, prohibit things, start to say this is illicit enrichment," said Sobrino.
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Mouratoglou said he understood Williams's distress at a ruling that she was trying to gain an illicit advantage.
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Bettors will no longer be forced into the black market to use offshore wagering operations or illicit bookies.
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Its hip-deep immersion in the city is weirdly illicit, offering glimpses into people's apartments and hotel rooms.
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Tech companies have taken additional steps since 2016 to weed out attempts at foreign interference using illicit accounts.
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Loughlin and Giannulli say that they didn't realize they paid tens of thousands of dollars in illicit bribes.
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Authorities inadvertently stumbled upon the illicit operation while conducting a drug investigation that involved one of Vick's relatives.
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Another study, in 2015, attempted to quantify how many illicit smokes are sold from the city's retail stores.
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Saab did not explain how authorities had reached the conclusion that they yielded $4.8 billion in illicit profits.
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In Israel, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was questioned by the police on suspicion of having received illicit gifts.
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Illicit payments to revenue-generating athletes or buying a recruit a burger are tough to get excited about.
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Obviously, shutting down illicit access to opioids and providing addiction treatment are important in addressing the first group.
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Mr. Schneider brought out Boris's desperate longing for Katya through his plangent singing during their illicit love scene.
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And flower shops, parking garages and basement apartments were repurposed into illicit watering holes, better known as speakeasies.
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If his campaign is innocent of illicit Russian connections, why not welcome the investigation and clear the air?
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Llewellyn Moss, who discovered the scene, takes the money and gets swept up in the illicit drug business.
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The law enforcement organization said stopping the flow of illicit goods is a priority trade issue for them.
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But there may be an important difference between illicit cannabis use and legalized cannabis use, according to Hill.
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Law enforcement authorities have launched a crackdown on unlicensed eel fishermen and illicit sales along the East Coast.
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When we tested using several words associated with illicit content, Giphy sometimes showed content from its own results.
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Instead, we should slow the flow of imported illicit drugs and punish those who profit from selling them.
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Illicit finance is a national security threat and beneficial ownership data is a powerful tool in fighting it.
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About 2.3 million said they had driven under the influence of illicit drugs such as cocaine or methamphetamine.
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Indeed, Iran continues to actively engage in a wide range of illicit and militant activities around the world.
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The use of medical cannabis "shall not constitute the use of an illicit substance," according to state law.
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Riyadh hopes to recover about $100 billion of illicit funds and expects a small number to be prosecuted.
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Most of the seaports are located near airports, a feature that appeals to any transporter, licit or illicit.
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The 85033 percent of Americans who regularly use illicit drugs probably won't stop, so neither will the narcos.
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In a press conference Tuesday, Khanduri said police have arrested two suspects accused of selling the illicit liquor.
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