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1 вымогательство посредством угроз
Юридический русско-английский словарь > вымогательство посредством угроз
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2 вымогательство посредством угроз
Русско-английский юридический словарь > вымогательство посредством угроз
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3 вымогательство
сущ.exaction;extortion;( рэкет) racket;racketeering;( шантаж) blackmail- вымогательство посредством угроз
- вымогательство посредством шантажазаниматься вымогательством — to exact; extort
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