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Manchester United failed to clear a corner and the ball was smuggled off the line before a header from Cambridge defender Josh Coulson landed on the roof of the net.

It had to be smuggled off the island because he had no waiver and refused to pay duty.

However, Macaulay states that this method for the delivery of the letter(s) has "no basis in reality" and that both letters were smuggled off Hirta by Roderick MacLennan, the island's minister.

In April, 2006, the Los Angeles Times uncovered the story of confidential military information being smuggled off Bagram air base in Afghanistan on miniature hard drives and sold in markets no more than two hundred yards away.

Then, of course, there's the security threat posed by workers being smuggled on and off the base without proper clearances, which has also been raised by the bipartisan Commission on Wartime Contracting.

The tapes were smuggled out of Israel.

Pilots and technicians were smuggled out of the country.

If a bomb is established as the cause of the May crash, investigators will have to determine whether a device could have been smuggled onboard a flight taking off from France's busiest airport, Paris Charles de Gaulle.

Gangs are paid thousands of pounds by vulnerable people to get them to Calais, from where some are smuggled to Britain to work to pay off huge debts.

News reports about the case published last May said Panamanian authorities were tipped off about the bulk cash being smuggled aboard the private jet.

When videos (of movies, music or religion) began to be smuggled in from China, police began to turn off the power to entire buildings.