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Meanings of criminal underworld in английском

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Usage of criminal underworld in английском
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But John Marcone was the most powerful figure in Chicago's criminal underworld.
Dead beat
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Gentleman Johnnie Marcone was the most powerful figure in Chicago's criminal underworld.
Dead beat
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He kills without compunction and supposedly brings in the authentic criminal underworld.
The Guardian
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Read more: Stolen Van Goghs back on display after years in criminal underworld
BBC
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Many among this group drift into the criminal underworld or prostitution.
The Guardian
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Still there in the background, ticking along, changing with the times: the criminal underworld.
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But often, before they can obtain legal status, they are claimed by the criminal underworld.
The Guardian
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Jake has since abandoned his training only to become caught up in a criminal underworld.
The South African
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Released from jail in 1999, he was soon back in the south London criminal underworld.
The Guardian
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It is a seedy, sordid business, linked to drug deals, money laundering and the criminal underworld.
BBC
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But the plan is moving slowly and school dropouts are getting sucked into the criminal underworld.
Reuters
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Hell, infiltrating the criminal underworld of Cape Town would be one hell of a thrill ride.
The South African
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The former prime minister accused the newspaper group of having links to the " criminal underworld".
BBC
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He has to navigate the deadly criminal underworld while in the midst of a brutal civil war.
The South African
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We both wanted the criminal underworld to feel way bigger than we could see in this movie.
Wired
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Pass my pirate's eye patch, I'm off to the criminal underworld to steal from the entertainment industry.
The Irish Times
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