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flag

[flag] / flæg /






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Anti-laundering systems today would flag large deposits or attempts to move large amounts abroad, he said, but two decades ago, the system "wasn't there".

From BBC

The bust was too heavy to move, one of the owners said, so they obscured it instead with a large Ukrainian flag.

From The Wall Street Journal

Instead, the 34-person team is to guide insurance companies into compliance with the law, and if that fails, may flag violations for follow up by the department’s legal office or market conduct division.

From Los Angeles Times

She said this was to flag up the fact Murrell had been served with an indictment, warning ministers that the case was live and that they should not comment on it.

From BBC

Her posts, flagged by an automated review system, alarmed employees at OpenAI.

From The Wall Street Journal