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5 | drug-dealing points..drug sales points..places where drugs are sold..drug-selling sites |
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4 | drug dens |
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drug dens Explanation: Veja a explicação aqui: http://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boca_de_Fumo Ref: http://en.bab.la/dictionary/english-portuguese/drug den.html |
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drug-dealing points..drug sales points..places where drugs are sold..drug-selling sites Explanation: bocas de fumo => drug-dealing points..drug sales points..places where drugs are sold..drug-selling sites..drug distribution spots..sales point for illicit drugs Print news - IPS Inter Press Service Misse says there are at least three main criminal gangs that control, besides the "bocas de fumo" or drug-dealing points, other illegal businesses like the ... www.ipsnews.net/print.asp?idnews=49080 Dissent Magazine 9 Nov 2009 ... traficantes when other sources of income are reduced—for example, when police temporarily occupy bocas de fumo, or drug sales points. ... www.dissentmagazine.org/online.php?id=316 - In addition to the many residents working at gainful employment outside the favela, Dona Marta, like most favelas, has "bocas-de-fumo" - places where drugs are sold. http://www.brazilmax.com/news.cfm/tborigem/pl_southcentral/i... Interview with Richard Perle 17 Sep 2005 ... After hours of fierce gunfights, the invaders controlled all important bocas de fumo (drug-selling sites). Nearly 20 people lay dead in the ... www.kleveman.com/latinamerica/telegraph_magazine0905.htm BRAZZIL - News from Brazil - Drugs (marijuana, crack, cocaine) in ... They were olheiros (scouts), vapores and bocas-de-fumo (drug distribution spots) managers. In an interview with Rio's daily O Globo, B. (Brazilian law ... www.brazzil.com/cvrjan97.htm - Violence in the Brazilian favelas and the role of the police increase of invasions in attempts to dominate bocas de fumo (the sales point for illicit drugs within a favela community) of rival factions, ... doi.wiley.com/10.1002/yd.275 |
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