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T-men

  • plural
    of T-man.
    T-man
    noun
    a special investigator of the Department of the Treasury.

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In 49 games, against the most rugged opponents that could be found, Leahy's T-men rolled up an awesome record of 42 victories, 4 ties, only 3 defeats.

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In the Worker's safe, the T-men found only $48 in cash.

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While the T-men break up big counterfeiting rings, he goes blandly on passing his outrageously crude singles.

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Next day T-men called City Editor Peters, confided plans to raid Reading's pinball-machine operators that afternoon for nonpayment of the $250 federal gambling tax.

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Only nine months ago, said the Worker, T-men went through its books and demanded that it name those who gave or lent it money.

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