run
verb [T] (TAKE) /rʌn/ (present participle running, past tense ran, past participle run)Definition
› to take guns or drugs illegally from one place to another: He was arrested for running drugs across the border into America.Trafficking and racketeering
(Definition of run verb (TAKE) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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