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The phrase 'cheat money' is not correct and usable in written English.
Instead, you could use the phrase 'ill-gotten gains' or 'money obtained dishonestly'. For example: The thief was sentenced to five years in prison for his ill-gotten gains.
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Thus, this compensation structure may motivate the lead to conspire with the project creators to cheat money out of crowd investors.
He initially uses his new abilities to work with various spirits to cheat money out of customers for his "ghosthunting" business.
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Hacker criminals are little different from thieves, hucksters and Ponzi artists determined to rob, cheat or swindle money from unsuspecting and even suspecting targets.
The law has since been revised several times, but generally it's intended to make it easier for the government to track tax cheats, money launderers, illegal gambling operations and other criminal enterprises.
Apparently, Best Buy is cheating money out of its customers.
There are a lot of cheats in the game- money cheats, cheats that lock your Sim's age/aspiration/motives, cheats that allow you to move certain objects in a way you're not normally allowed, and the king of all cheats- the boolProp cheat.
"I have never cheated with money," he insisted.
He added, "I have never cheated with money".
To say that the law has caused consternation in financial circles overseas would be an understatement.America is not alone in digging dirt on tax cheats with money parked in the Alps.
A federal court approved a government request today to allow the Internal Revenue Service to ask MasterCard International for records of offshore credit cards issued by banks in 30 countries as authorities pursue tax cheats keeping money offshore.
Although you can't repay the person you cheated, the money you stole still isn't yours to keep.
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