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smuggle

verb as in transfer illegal goods

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The U.S. is also concerned about funds being smuggled to Hezbollah through Turkey and Iraq, the senior American official said.

“They tried to smuggle from Syria, tried to rebuild facilities in Lebanon, training new recruits. All of that was under his command and control.”

Cars and parts are being stolen and smuggled out of the UK sometimes within 24 hours to countries in Europe and Africa, police are warning.

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He said she had smuggled food and medicine to Allied POWs.

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Sometimes the cash was smuggled out hidden in boxes of washing powder and baby formula.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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