Separately, Citadel claims in a lawsuit that Aleynikov's new employer, Teza Technologies, may have got illicit access to trading software it spent hundreds of millions of dollars developing. Teza has not been accused of wrongdoing by the government.
Indeed, Shakespeare was so respected that, Aubrey insinuated, he may have been the illicit father of Davenant's son.
While smuggling may have been tackled, illicit distilling continued for many years.
U.N. officials clearly failed to supervise effectively the roughly $10 billion a year in transactions and may have been involved in illicit deals.
George J. Tenet, the director of central intelligence, acknowledged for the first time that American spy agencies may have overestimated Iraq's illicit weapons abilities, in part because of a failure to penetrate the inner workings of the Iraqi government.
The federal judge presiding over the trial of the Mets' owners said Friday that a nine-person jury will decide if the men willfully blinded themselves to signs that Bernard L. Madoff may have been engaged in illicit activity during their many years of investing with him.
Sure, while Sprint customers may have unknowingly enjoyed an illicit price break on their phone bills, that's certainly not going to keep up for much longer.
As the music industry has found, prices may have to be reduced to make illicit material less of a compelling temptation.
Afghanistan still produces more opium every year than users worldwide consume, and illicit stockpiles may have grown to 10,000 tons, a two-year world supply, the report said.
Halliburton's acknowledgment on Friday, however, that KBR's chairman had been receiving his own payments as part of other dealings in Nigeria reveals how illicit schemes may have reached the highest echelons of the company.
In other words, in the quest to make ever stronger cannabis, illicit growers may have inadvertently bred out a chemical that protected the mental health of users in the past.
