1.   Klaus had objected to the move, saying that he did not know any method of distinguishing in practice dirty money from clean money.

2.   And those making flops can be tempted to take dirty money to dig themselves out of debt and finance new films.

3.   And we returned it because we thought it was dirty money, and it was money we did not want even though we needed it.

4.   Apparently dirty money is washed clean when it is dipped into the PAC river.

5.   But that was back when such talk meant sticking it to the Democrats, rather than really doing away with pools of dirty money.

6.   But the banks, Mrs. del Ponte says, should be required, not just allowed, to report dirty money.

7.   But today she deserves nothing but praise for emerging as a genuine bridging figure and leader in the long-term struggle to take dirty money out of congressional politics.

8.   Commercial dirty money is derived from illicit funds transfers from other countries, usually to evade taxes.

9.   Corrupt dirty money refers to bribes paid to foreign government officials or to money misappropriated by these officials.

10.   Democrats denounced dirty money, safe in the knowledge that their political action committees would not endure even a light rinse.