black market
| Illegal trade in rationed or otherwise scarce goods; for example, food, petrol, and clothing in affected countries during and after World War II. |
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| Officials believe the threat is growing because more of the systems are showing up on the black market. Yet thanks to the black market (the free market driven underground by government regulation), drugs are available everywhere, including inside prisons and in schools. Among other topics, the author examines infant deaths, the black market in organs and tissues, and the notion of the perfect crime. |
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