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industry through MTK and simultaneously operated Europe’s biggest money laundering, drug trafficking, and gangland executions networks from Dubai. A spokesperson for minister O’Brien said, “respect for human rights is a cornerstone of
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222:Blue-collar
145:Victimology
100:Psychopathy
23:Criminology
1556:Categories
1514:1 February
1463:2019-02-06
1439:2019-02-06
1410:2019-02-06
1386:2007-11-30
1331:2018-03-09
1280:2018-03-09
1257:References
1231:(smurfing)
1000:global GDP
816:bank fraud
780:conversion
659:Demography
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293:Victimless
135:Subculture
1308:0144-1027
1235:Tax haven
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684:Political
613:Subfields
536:Classical
526:Anarchist
421:abolition
321:Profiling
266:Political
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234:Cold case
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717:Journals
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634:Conflict
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385:Penology
251:Juvenile
202:Humanity
198:Against
85:Deviance
27:penology
1355:9 March
1124:Økokrim
1111:Nigeria
1084:Denmark
1023:Ireland
1015:Ireland
931:Bribery
899:robbery
868:forgery
848:bribery
649:Culture
571:Marxist
566:Italian
531:Chicago
520:Schools
469:Justice
310:Methods
239:Perfect
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1120:Norway
1093:Mexico
1078:Canada
1027:Europe
907:murder
866:; and
727:People
706:Browse
689:Public
431:reform
416:Prison
218:Class
207:Person
130:Strain
50:Anomie
44:Theory
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1184:Fraud
1064:are:
1038:Fraud
836:theft
788:fraud
772:crime
712:Index
654:Cyber
599:Right
411:Trial
372:NIBRS
278:State
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192:crime
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1357:2018
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