В речника Oxford-Paravia италиански
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италиански
laundering [Brit ˈlɔːndərɪŋ] СЪЩ
2. laundering (of money, profits):
- laundering
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money laundering [ˈmʌnɪˌlɔːndərɪŋ] СЪЩ
- money laundering
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- money-laundering
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- The Guardia di Finanza (finance guard) is the arm of the Italian police, organized on military lines, which specializes in the fight against economic, financial or fiscal crime (such as fraud, tax evasion or money laundering), and in the surveillance of land and sea borders (against smuggling, drug trafficking and illegal immigration). Set up with this title in 1881, it has uniforms marked with yellow flashes, called fiamme gialle (yellow flames), and has come to be known by this title.
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To starch a collar, it must be rinsed in boiling water to remove any starch, then laundered as normal.
en.wikipedia.org They also use trade linked schemes to launder monies.
en.wikipedia.org Drug traffickers have also used the church to launder money.
en.wikipedia.org He had invested in wind and solar energy sources, as a way of laundering money.
en.wikipedia.org The company was estimated to have laundered $6 billion in criminal proceeds.
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