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1) General subject: counterfeit ( bad) money, forgery, queer money, bad money, counterfeit cash2) Law: counterfeit3) Economy: adulterated money, bogus money, counterfeit currency, counterfeit money (поддельные), false money, forged money, slush5) Business: bogue money6) EBRD: counterfeit money, funny money7) Security: phony currency -
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1) Banking: adulterated money, bogus money, counterfeit money2) Advertising: queer money -
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forged (counterfeit, false, bad, bogus, adulterated) moneyBanks. Exchanges. Accounting. (Russian-English) > фальшивые деньги
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adulterated/bogus/ counterfeit/queer money, counterfeit currency
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