It's not as though traditional media organizations have been all that pure before, given the amount of press-release language that makes its way into stories, not to mention the opinion-laundering you can find in so many news reports and on every op-ed page.
Sotheby's can launder you.
Although your label suggests it, I won't launder you by hand but I will change into undies when my girlfriends and I spend eight after-sun hours drinking wine and analyzing which Kardashian sister is affected most by the recent events.
Adding baking soda to the washing machine can help reduce static cling.[1] If your clothes have static after you launder them, you are likely over-drying them in the dryer.
I am particularly pleased that these issues about organized crime and money laundering have you know moved over to the mainstream and you can only really do that through television.
Available for iOS only, the way the app works is as follows: once you have successfully signed up, including passing the mandatory anti-money laundering checks, you are asked to top up your account.
He added: "Governments put a huge amount of pressure on banks: know who your client is, anti-money laundering, did you do real reviews of that... Obviously it's almost impossible with something like that".
Preckwinkle was unsparing on the subject of the Chicago real-estate developer Antoin (Tony) Rezko, a friend of Obama's and one of his top fund-raisers, who was recently convicted of fraud, bribery, and money laundering: "Who you take money from is a reflection of your knowledge at the time and your principles".
While there may be an element of truth in that, it's mostly the result of vote-brigading by rabidly contrarian posters on games forums, and demonstrates that even with rigorous planning and budgetary figures normally associated with money laundering operations, you can still be the victim of unintended consequences.
Perversely, the government calls it "money laundering" when you set up a front company to pay them tax.
