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The Lannisters are the biggest part of it, but we have also borrowed from Lord Tyrell, the Iron Bank of Braavos, and several Tyroshi trading cartels.† (source)
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To the north, in Nuevo Laredo, along the Rio Grande where Enrique camped, a battle for control of the border rages among rival Mexican drug cartels.† (source)
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"Drug cartel?" he guessed.† (source)
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The cartel we were forming was opposed by Japanese and Taiwanese interests.† (source)
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They were always a private jet ride away from anywhere their services might be urgently required: a hostage situation involving Somali pirates, the disposal of a drug cartel, or an operation intended to kill or capture the most wanted terrorist in the world.† (source)
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Mexican drug cartels have set up shop all over the country.† (source)
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Right before their eyes he had transformed his syndicate into an international cartel.† (source)
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What is demonstrably true is that Oscar Danilo Blandon helped establish a link—between Colombian cocaine cartels and inner-city crack merchants—that would alter American history.† (source)
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That kind of voting cartel has never existed within the family before.† (source)
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There will be other cartels and other shortages.† (source)
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He finished by hinting that Swiss cartel had tied it up.† (source)
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Today, demand in the United States for cocaine and marijuana has caused drug cartels and violence to boom south of the border.† (source)
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Vlad had heard the horror stories about health class with Mr. Cartel.† (source)
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He works with everybody from the Russian mafia to the Colombian drug cartels.† (source)
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It's an international industrial cartel of some kind.† (source)
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During the following weeks, as Millennium's documentation was scrutinised, pulled apart, and pieced together again, the Wennerström empire of obscure companies was linked to the heart of the international Mafia, including everything from illegal arms dealing and money laundering for South American drug cartels to prostitution in New York, and even indirectly to the child sex trade in Mexico.† (source)
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