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Mr. Wonderful

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Compared to traditional crime organizations, transnational crime organizations
 
  a. are more hierarchically arranged.
 b. are more likely to operate through legitimate businesses.
 c. tend to concentrate on only one type of crime, narcotics.
 d. pose a threat to national security.

Question 2

The Yakuza of Japan
 
  a. is an organized crime syndicate.
 b. is one of the largest gun manufacturers in the world.
 c. is a large banking organization that loans money worldwide.
 d. has been accused of providing campaign contributions to American politicians.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

a



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