After enduring the standard Socialist Realist art education, Christo smuggled himself out of Bulgaria in 1957 in a freight car.
Although he had only a third-grade education, his aptitude for international smuggling was high.
A bomb smuggled into the education ministry narrowly missed killing the minister in his office, and a mortar landed near the home of the environment minister.
(Catsoulis)20100401 ★ 'A PROPHET (UN PROPHÈTE)' (R, 2 29, in French, Arabic and Corsu) Jacques Audiard directs this thrilling French film about a young convict (Tahar Rahim) whose prison sentence becomes a moral education as he learns to smuggle, to read, to murder, to survive.
Hidden from view and often from legal protection, children are lured by promises of a good education or a better job and smuggled across borders.
A group of activists and artists supporting civil rights, education and freedom of expression, they will smuggle banned books back into the Tucson Unified School District.
He envisioned a radio show as a kind of Trojan horse, smuggling positive messages about the value of education to local youth under the guise of entertainment.
A competition was established to select writers, teachers and intellectuals; they would study topics like community life, education, crime, youth, art and religion, while helping to smuggle information into the ghetto.
We are seeing a similar surge of opposition to science education: in Missouri, Montana, Colorado, and Oklahoma, legislators have introduced bills intended to smuggle creationism and religious dogma into public school classrooms.
International antiquities smuggling is effectively a white-collar crime in India: it requires capital and education, and the participants use the wealth that the business generates to cultivate an image of social respectability.
