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Jailing 47-year-old James Kenny for just over five years and Dwayne Mullan for nine months, Judge Derick Rogers said that but for an "expert operation," the class A drugs uncovered would have been put into circulation in Northern Ireland.
That sort of gets rolled up the chain and put into circulation on one of the major networks.
Finance minister Samuel Mumbengegwi announced the new bills in a government gazette, bringing to 29 the number of new notes put into circulation this year alone.
 
 
 
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