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launder

[′lȯn·dər]

(engineering)

An inclined channel or trough for the conveyance of a liquid, such as for water in mining and construction engineering or for molten metal.

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A November 9, 1999 report, "Private Banking and Money Laundering: A Case Study of Opportunities and Vulnerabilities," also prepared by the Democratic staff of the Senate PSI, detailed how Raul Salinas employed Citibank's private banking department to launder over $240 million into Swiss accounts.