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GONE are the days when multinationals could book bribes paid in far-flung countries as a tax-deductible expense. These days would-be palm-greasers have to contend with ever-tougher enforcement of old laws, such as America's Foreign Corrupt Practices Act of 1977, and a raft of new ones in countries from Britain to Brazil.
有种日子一去不复返了，想当年，跨国公司可以先行贿，然后在远远找个国家支付以抵扣公司税。 如今，想要伸手的人必须面对依然严峻的原有法令，例如1977年的美国反海外贿赂法，以及从英国到巴西等国家的一大堆新颁法令。
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1.A Hispanic American, especially a Mexican.
2.A motor mechanic or unskilled engineer on a ship.
‘Stokers had to keep the furnaces fed with coal, while greasers kept the machinery parts well oiled.’
‘The seamen who steer the ship, lookouts, the firemen in steamers, and greasers in the engine room would also be allocated two watches.’
3.A smooth or gentle aircraft landing.
‘it is best to try and avoid greasers and attempt a firm landing’
‘The trailing-arm landing gear makes every landing a _greaser_ .’
4.A young man with long hair who belongs to a motorcycle gang.
‘She'll play with me at home, but at school she hangs with the greasers.’
‘He calls himself a _greaser_ - one of the poor, tough gang of boys who fights with the Socs, a gang of rich, violent boys.’
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‘Stokers had to keep the furnaces fed with coal, while greasers kept the machinery parts well oiled.’
