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“A title launders the stain of trade with remarkable ease, and her lamented husband’s fortune had been made from fish.”
“Miss West plays and sings, doctors Possum, launders, and is for ever otherwise busy with her fancy work.”
“As a result, as long as a government official launders his or her preordained illegal activity through the hocus-pocus of a sufficiently loyal legal hack, neither the official nor the legal hack will ever be held to account for their central roles in breaking the law.”
“This cotton launders so well that I don't have to iron.”
“It has stolen colossal sums of money from its own people and launders these billions in the Western financial system.”
“They may not be proclaiming their love for the club nor declaring their intention to challenge for the Champions League, but the prospective new owners are pledging to keep Rovers as a steady member of the elite and do not come across as asset-strippers or money-launderers (then again, asset-strippers and money-launders tend not to introduce themselves as such).”
The Guardian: Blackburn's prospective owners arrive with promise of financial prudence
“Associated Press A homeless Vietnam veteran in Philadelphia, 2007 Today, where the disabled homeless vets of Los Angeles should find a home, they'll instead find a car-rental business, a private swimming pool, a dog run, an oil well, an 18-hole golf course, and a unit that launders linen for nearby luxury hotels.”
The Wall Street Journal: Why Wounded Warriors Sleep in Dumpsters
“SMITH: With no one fishing and many restaurants hurting for business, so is Scott Burke (ph), who launders and rents table cloths and napkins about half hour outside New Orleans.”
“Each time it launders our shirts, the industry cuts out of it a big piece of cloth.”
The Huffington Post: Dr. Vladimir A. Masch: Medicine vs. Economics
“Her elaborate and extensive system merely launders cash.”
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