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Eve teasing, murders, black-marketeering and a host of other anti-social activities took place here.

Worse still, widespread evasion, hoarding and black-marketeering is rife because of official complicity and corruption.

After comparing Sinn Fein to the Nazis, he mentioned everything from shootings to punishment beatings, black-marketeering to extortion and from international terrorist links to Stormontgate and Castlereagh.

Black-marketeering is likewise evoked as a liberating activity, providing the protagonist with the financial security she craved.

A desperate shortage of foreign exchange gave rise to a shortage of consumer goods in the supermarkets of the capital Victoria on Mahe island, and the imposition of tough exchange control regulations and draconian legislation to counter black-marketeering. New laws have obliged foreign tourists, who earn the country an estimated 70% of the country's foreign exchange, to pay for hotel accommodation in US dollars.

Mladic, who made millions from looting and black-marketeering, has also been on holiday at an Adriatic resort in Montenegro.