mafiya造句

• Government officials wanly acknowledge the mafiya's corrupting influence on their beloved games.
• The Red Mafiya, Friedman has found, does it all, and does it well.
• Is the newly free Russian press fearful of upsetting the mafiya's supply line to Baghdad?
• In the place of government authority, criminal groups _ the Russian mafiya _ increasingly hold sway.
• The Chechen " mafiya " is considered the most powerful organized crime group in Moscow.
• Butler shows Artemis a video of his father, showing that he is in the hands of the Mafiya.
• However, the Russian Mafiya sunk the Fowl Star, wiping out a large chunk of the family finances.
• "Red Mafiya " by Robert I . Friedman ( Little Brown, $ 25.95 ).
• She wins a Mercedes at the World Championships, but to actually drive it means attracting the mafiya and perhaps a bullet.
• He also learned about Vyacheslav K . Ivankov, a k a Yaponchik, one of the Russian mafiya's most notorious dons.
• He also learned about Vyacheslav K . Ivankov, also know as Yaponchik, one of the Russian mafiya's most notorious dons.
• And the law is national _ suspicious of cooperating with the penetrated police of other nations _ while the mafiya, though not monolithic, is multinational.
• "Join the mafiya, " says the dead-serious 125-pounder, drawing warm, appreciative laughter from these same sponsors and businessmen.
• They are also considered mysterious and cunning, good at bargaining and business, and they are prominent in the " mafiya " that infects Russian economic life.
• The Russian Mafiya are foiled in their attempt to take the money, as Artemis has Foaly run up some fake notes that will dissolve upon being delivered to their boss.
• It was one of the series of high-profile gangland murders that marked the beginning of another turn of major " mafiya " bloodletting in 1995-1996.
• The crime boss, posing as a businessman, wanted nothing to do with Friedman's request to talk about the Red Mafiya's explosive growth in the United States.
• "bandity " and " mafiya, " the perestroika and glasnost of the Gorbachev era seem quaint, tame terms belonging to a long-ago era.
• _In Moldova, a Russian general popular for keeping the peace quit rather than take part in a plot to sell off his disbanded army's weapons through the Russian mafiya.