How To Use Bootlegging In A Sentence
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So unless someone was helpfully bootlegging it, I don't know how you could hear the whole thing.
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As Prohibition began, new bootlegging operations opened up and drew in immense wealth.
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Bootlegging helped enrich a fellow named Joseph Kennedy, creating one of America's great political dynasties.
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Who would have the resources to invest in 'bootlegging' an Open Source application?
Open Source, Closed Market?
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Ross and Herd cited two reasons for not going into a direct partnership with the Bronfmans: one they summarized as “race,” and the other they characterized as “the class of business with which they were associated”—namely, bootlegging.
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National prohibition provided lucrative illegal markets, which some Italian Americans successfully exploited through bootlegging operations.
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Recently, their EP fetched over $500 on Ebay from a U.S. collector, with a German label's bootlegging of their unreleased ‘album’ only adding more fuel to the fire.
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the bootlegging of videotapes is common in Asia
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Yet some of the quotes clearly aren't about that at all - they refer to music piracy, or bootlegging, or unofficial releases.
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My first real business was bootlegging T-shirts.
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the Prohibition amendment made bootlegging profitable
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Panning gold in the gulches, poaching deer and other game, rounding up wild horses and mules for the packing plant, growing vegetables, cutting firewood, and bootlegging whiskey-all were honorable occupations during such hard times.
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US CD/DVD bootlegging is not run by organized crime
Boing Boing
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With the Filumena caught up in a bootlegging scheme, the plot goes wrong and a constable is murdered, leaving her to hang.
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He has sued a fan for bootlegging his concerts.
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But in reality, this ought to be called counterfeiting or bootlegging, and is the kind of copyright infringement that should be punished, not the use of p2p.
Australian ‘pirate’ jailed fo 9 months
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The Advertising Standards Agency was asked to investigate the anti-piracy ads that run before the UK's movies, in which a link between terrorism and DVD bootlegging is asserted.
Boing Boing: April 18, 2004 - April 24, 2004 Archives
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It turns out he is a criminal who made his money out of bootlegging.
Times, Sunday Times
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His most lucrative business was gasoline bootlegging, but his activities extended to union kickbacks, gambling, loan sharks and white-collar fraud.
Times, Sunday Times
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In the second episode of an unmissable series, the main players continue to muscle in on the bootlegging bonanza.
Times, Sunday Times
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The publisher of the Nassau Tribune referred to the bootlegging crowd and the business they conducted as “the orgy of the Lucerne.”
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For example, before we went into Louisiana, a lot of people were bootlegging our product into Louisiana, so when we arrived there, people already knew about it.
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A family doctor falsely claimed to be a war hero while secretly running a bootlegging racket trading in blackmarket cigarettes.
Times, Sunday Times
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When increasing price has been applied to tobacco, it has caused bootlegging and counterfeiting on a huge scale.
Times, Sunday Times
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Here's a story about a US Marine onboard an amphibious assualt vehicle who's making great coin bootlegging games, porn, music and movies on burnable CDs and selling 'em to his shipmates.
Boing Boing: November 4, 2001 - November 10, 2001 Archives
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They were bootlegging whiskey
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In the late 1930s, he briefly attended Tuskegee Institute before he was expelled for bootlegging.
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Its key characteristic is not cross border shopping and bootlegging but large scale fraud in which millions of cigarettes evade duty and appear on the contraband market.
