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Meanings of organised criminals in English

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Usage of organised criminals in English
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We see evidence of organised criminals buying property outside London as well.
The Guardian
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Our country is being held hostage by highly skilled and organised criminals.
The South African
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A ransomware attack might be kids or organised criminals or even nation states.
The Irish Times
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Attacks on the tax system by organised criminals are estimated to cost around £5bn.
The Guardian
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Experts say it is also home to organised criminals, including money counterfeiters and human traffickers.
Reuters
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Experts say Puntland is also home to organised criminals, including money counterfeiters and human traffickers.
Reuters
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Under Mexico's human trafficking laws, cases that involve organised criminals are handled by federal prosecutors.
Reuters
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Police are warning Britain's IT experts that they have become potential targets for organised criminals.
The Irish Times
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Experts say the area is also home to organised criminals, including currency counterfeiters and human traffickers.
Reuters
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Threats do not just come from malicious viruses or organised criminals stealing people's identity or money.
The Guardian
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Garda officers searched premises as part of the offensive against organised criminals based in the North.
The Irish Times
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Now they were alone, waiting for the city's matrix of organised criminals to take them north.
The Guardian
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The environment would be the big winner and the organised criminals would be the big losers.
The Irish Times
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Far from being opportunistic, the trade appears to be run by organised criminals, the Commission sources added.
The Guardian
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It is believed the robbery was carried out by a gang of well- organised criminals from north Dublin.
The Irish Times
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A new report by the International Narcotics Control Board shows organised criminals are increasingly turning to the Net.
The Irish Times
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