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	'''Trafficking''' may refer to:

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	*Ad trafficking, the process of supplying campaign creative materials and tracking links to publishers through an ] platform
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	*], the smuggling of contraband weapons or ammunition
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	*], the tricking or luring of people away from their homeland to work under exploitative conditions elsewhere
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	*], the cultivation, manufacture, distribution and sale of illegal drugs
	*], the mechanism by which a cell transports proteins to appropriate positions

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