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Some syndicates use a "sea bump" method to transport narcotics, he said, which involves dropping bundles of drugs equipped with trackers into the ocean for retrieval later.

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But sea crossings, facilitated by human trafficking syndicates, are hazardous and often lead to overloaded boats capsizing.

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Typically, no more than a dozen banks arrange a project-finance loan, but the Jacquard “syndicate” includes more than 30 institutions, according to the deal materials reviewed by the Journal.

However, the crossings, facilitated by human trafficking syndicates, are hazardous and often lead to overloaded boats capsizing.

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In October, China announced the prosecution of another syndicate which they described as a "new generation of power" in Laukkaing that's "no less violent" than the infamous families.

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

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