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TMEN
TMEN
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The Untouchables extras
The Untouchables heroes
Untouchable feds
Untouchables agts.
Untouchables
___ in a boat
1947 Dennis OKeefe film
1947 crime drama
1947 docudrama
1947 film about Feds
1947 film noir starring Dennis OKeefe
1947 movie directed by Anthony Mann
1947 semi-documentary-style crime drama
ATF employees
Agents
Agts. looking for tax cheats
Agts. under Robert Rubin
Al Capones arresters
Bad bill hunters
Bill-passing watchdogs
Bootleggers bane
Bootleggers nemeses
Breakers of some rings
Capone adversaries
Capone nemeses
Capones adversaries
Capones nemeses
Catchers of some ring leaders
Catchers of tax cheats
Certain Feds
Certain government agents
Certain government special investigators
Certain special agents
Counterfeit catchers
Counterfeit chasers
Counterfeit cops?
Counterfeit fighters
Counterfeiter catchers
Counterfeiter hunters
Counterfeiters counters
Counterfeiters foes
Counterfeiters nemeses
Counterfeiting investigators
Crime-fighters
D.C. agents
Eliot Ness and cohorts
Eliot Ness and crew
Eliot Ness and others
Eliot Ness and the Untouchables
Eliot Ness et al.
Eliot Ness
Fed. agents
Fed. customs employees
Fed. gangbusters
Fed. tax agents
Federal agents
Federal agts.
Feds
Feds concerned with bogus bills
Feds concerned with counterfeits
Feds fighting counterfeiting
Feds like Ness
Feds of a kind
Feds of a sort
Feds under Ness
Feds who catch counterfeiters
Feds who caught Capone
Feds who look for tax cheats
Feds who nab counterfeiters
Feds who nabbed Capone
Followers of tax cheats
Freds of a kind
Gangster movie agents
Govt investigators
Gov. agents
Government agents
Government crime-fighting team
Govt. agents
Govt. gangbusters
Govt. investigators
Govt. tecs
I.R.S. agents
IRS agents
IRS employees
IRS enforcers
IRS investigators
Investigators of funny money
Many Feds
Members of the Untouchables
Ness and co.
Ness and others
Ness chasers
Ness et al.
Ness followers
Ness team
Ness underlings
Nesss crew
Nesss staff
ONeills boys
Phony bill collectors
Prohibition agents
Prohibition enforcers
Revenuers
Ringleaders nemeses
Rubin and his team
Secret Service agents
Secret Service personnel
Some Federal agents
Some Feds
Some U.S. agents
Some agents
Some agts.
Some fed. agents
Some government agents
Some govt. agents
Some govt. investigators
Some govt. raiders
Some law enforcement agents
Some snoops
Some special agents
Some special agts.
Some special investigators
Special agents
Summers boys
Tax cheat nabbers
Tax evasion investigators
The Untouchables
They block the passing of many bills
They give counterfeiters fits
They nabbed Capone
They pursue tax evaders
Thomas Lipton and others?
Thorns in Capones side
Tracers of bogus bills
Treas. agents
Treasury Department agents
Treasury agents
U.S. Govt. agents
U.S. Treasury agents
US Fed. agents
Undercover types
Washington agents
Snyder's investigators.
Enemies of the counterfeiter.
Investigators for a governmental department.
Agents of Humphrey's department.
Humphrey operatives.
Government agents: Colloq.
Humphrey's investigators.
Treasury Department operatives.
Heroes of a TV series.
Nemeses of counterfeiters.
Special agents of the Government.
Federal agents: Colloq.
U. S. Treasury operatives.
Government workers.
Certain operatives.
Govt. operatives.
Agents of a sort.
Washington operatives.
Certain agents
Washington group
Treasury group.
Certain law officers.
Govt. employes.
Federal operatives.
Washington operative.
Government employes.
Counterfeiter's nemeses.
Revenue agents.
U.S. agents
U. S. agents.
Gov't. agents
Secret Service sleuths
U.S. Treasury sleuths
Colleagues of Mr. Ness
Treasury investigators
Treasury agts.
Agents, in some films
Govt. workers
D.C. group
Certain Govt. agents
Currency watchdogs
Financial Feds
Counterfeiters' nemeses
D. C. group
Bane of counterfeiters
Nemeses of U.S. counterfeiters
Revenuers, for short
Counterfeiters' foes
Federal agents, informally
Bootleggers' bane
Crime-fighters, for short
The Untouchables, e.g.
Capone's adversaries
Counterfeiters' counters
Capone's nemeses
1947 film noir starring Dennis O'Keefe
Some agents, for short
Ringleaders' nemeses
Prohibition enforcers, informally
Dodgers' foes
Bootleggers' banes
Bootleggers' foes
Ones on the money trail, informally
Fraud fighters, for short
*Sitting figures, maybe
Capone's adversaries, informally
Some investigators, informally
Federal tax agts.
Counterfeiter-catching Feds
Dodgers' pursuers
Group reporting to Eliot Ness
Tax evasion investigators, quaintly
Counterfeiter trackers, in old lingo
Al Capone chasers, informally
Tax evasion agts.
Ness feds
Film noir crime fighters
Tax-evasion agts.
Capones foes, quaintly
IRS fellows
Some forensic accountants, for short
Capone capturers
Capone capturers
IRS guys, for instance
Some anti-mob agents
Anti-counterfeiting guys, for short
IRS guys
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