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1 smuggle drugs
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2 smuggle
займатися контрабандою, провозити контрабандним (перемитним) шляхом, провозити контрабандою; таємно провозити ( через кордон); таємно проносити ( листа у в'язницю тощо)- smuggle an illegal
- smuggle arms
- smuggle art
- smuggle contraband
- smuggle drugs
- smuggle illegal aliens
- smuggle in a diplomatic pouch
- smuggle mail
- smuggle opium
- smuggle stolen art
- smuggle weapons
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