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Last year, the Chinese government passed the first national law protecting the Great Wall, and Ming artifacts cannot be bought or sold, but the remoteness of many sections has made enforcement difficult.

Even as the potential rewards have soared, the nature of today's trading — the bunts and singles, as Mr. Khuzami put it — has made enforcement more difficult, leading to what seems to have been a perception of less risk of getting caught.

Recent improvements have made enforcement somewhat easier.

"We have made enforcement of the do-not-call lists our No.1 priority," he said.

While copyright enforcement has traditionally been handled by private-sector rights holders bringing civil lawsuits, Obama's Justice Department has made IP enforcement a priority, nearly doubling the number of lawyers and FBI agents assigned to it.

From its beginning in 1974, the commission's distinctive structure has made aggressive enforcement impossible.

Mr. Ashcroft has made tougher enforcement of gun laws one of his top priorities.

Also on Thursday, Sheriff Joe Arpaio of Maricopa County, who has made tough enforcement of immigration law his signature, conducted another in his series of crime sweeps that immigration advocates have complained amount to racial profiling.

James Comey, the FBI director who has made law enforcement access to encrypted communications a national issue, told Congress that sometimes the FBI does not have technical expertise to match its pop culture portrayal as high-tech wizards.

Mr. Obama, the Democratic nominee, has hardened his tone on how to deal with illegal immigrants, while Mr. McCain, the Republican nominee, has made immigration enforcement a priority, a position in line with the Bush administration's.

The string of defeats in court for the union's competition commissioner, Mario Monti, comes at a time when the Bush administration has made antitrust enforcement a low priority, leaving Mr. Monti as the principal watchdog on international mergers.