smuggling, The illegal movement of goods or people across borders., tobacco, A plant whose leaves are used to make cigarettes and other smoking products., artefact, An object made by humans, especially one of historical or cultural importance., e-waste, Discarded electronic devices and equipment that are no longer wanted or used., people smuggling, The illegal transportation of people across borders, usually for payment., pirated goods, Products that are illegally copied and sold without the permission of the copyright or trademark owner., illicit endangered animals, Endangered animals that are illegally captured, transported, or traded., to confiscate, To officially take something away from someone, usually because it is illegal or connected with a crime., counterfeit goods, Products made to look like genuine products in order to deceive buyers., customs regulations, Official rules controlling goods entering or leaving a country., chandestine, Kept secret or done secretly, especially because it is illegal., red channel, A customs channel for travellers who have goods to declare., bribe, Money or another benefit given to someone to influence them illegally., hazardous chemical waste, Chemical waste that can cause serious harm to people or the environment., black market, An illegal system of buying and selling goods or services., collector's item, An object that is considered valuable or interesting to collectors., war equipment, Equipment, weapons, or supplies used for military purposes., profit, Money gained from selling goods or services after costs have been paid., banned/prohibited goods, Goods that are not legally allowed to be imported, exported, sold, or possessed.

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