How to pronounce “launder”(verb) in English

female #2: Following up on the last question, you mentioned how auction houses are often used to launder items, so have you thought about somewhat involving them in this project

singers, professional athletes and movie stars and the men and women who import and export drugs and manage and launder other people's ill-gotten and sometimes

You have to launder the money through political

grabs a towel-- every fiber slightly stiff and plasticky, as if fresh out of the wrapper and never properly laundered to relax the fibers--

A, it set the market for antiquities, he could basically decide what objects would be worth, and B, it laundered them, it gave them a clean provenance 'cause at the time anybody would

This thing had been recently excavated, photographed in a Polaroid so they didn't have to take it to the Photomat and send out through the supply chain to Switzerland, laundered, and

Greek city state, smuggled in a carrot truck out of the country to Switzerland, laundered, and then sold to the Getty.

So, what I found out, that the majority of this money was denominated in US Dollar, and it was actually money laundered inside the United States.

of course, what I thought is, "If this money come in and have to be money laundered, one way or another, some of this money have to come out in order to go back to the origin."