smuggled goods

"Do you think there are smuggled goods inside the trunk?"

Some smuggled goods were found in his possession, but no drugs.

Drugs are also sold here, although much more secretly than other smuggled goods.

He had probably got the smuggled goods somewhere in one of the boxes on the wagons.

The Americans began purchasing smuggled goods, which were much cheaper.

Also smuggled goods must be included in the import measurement.

Do you suppose they are storing their smuggled goods down there?

Julian pulled it off, expecting to see the smuggled goods below.

The two countries also plan a rapid exchange of information about suspected smuggled goods.

Soon the French government passed laws forbidding the population to buy these smuggled goods.

"I'm sure it's got smuggled goods in, though goodness knows what."

Sir, the smugglers have got out, with their smuggled goods, and they've gone.

I guess it's smuggled goods of some sort.

The main storage area for smuggled goods was The Warren, to the east of the town.

Meanwhile his secretary is involved with smuggled goods.

"They're taking the smuggled goods down there," whispered Julian to George.

'Is there someone coming, those men, perhaps, with the smuggled goods?'

This 'toll gate' was used by the ethnic armies to collect tax on smuggled goods.

Other locals on both sides smuggled goods across to supplement their meagre incomes.

Other estimates put the value of smuggled goods into Iran alone at $5.5 billion-$6 billion annually.

The smuggled goods are a little girl!

Large amounts of smuggled goods come into the city by sea or from Cambodia, raising the real trade deficit substantially.

The next night they were returned and reunited with their horses which, in the meantime, had been used to transport the smuggled goods.

Normally a country complains when inundated by smuggled goods.