1 Ill-gotten gain [goods] never prosper.

2 Ill-gotten, ill spent.

3 Ill-gotten wealth never thrives.

4 Ill-gotten goods never prosper.

5 But many leaders have invested their ill-gotten gains in several different countries.

6 He deposited his ill-gotten gains in foreign bank accounts.

7 Well, I hope you enjoy your ill-gotten gains.

8 She tucked her ill-gotten gains into her purse and left.

9 His ill-gotten millions are all safely stashed away in a Swiss bank.

10 But the fact remains that Bush's gains are ill-gotten.

11 The Justice Department alleges the winnings are ill-gotten gains from a money-laundering scheme.

12 But her ill-gotten gains will cripple not only her students[sentencedict.com/ill-gotten.html], but her young country too.

13 Sometimes those payouts are ill-gotten, and a way of siphoning profit into non-measurable ways, and sometimes it's just a way of currying favor.

14 Sadly, the thief who leaves no clues and is careful disposing of his ill-gotten gains is unlikely to be caught.

15 It is too late to crack down on the oligarchs or seize their ill-gotten gains.

16 Yet bankers and government alike say they do not welcome ill-gotten gains.

17 The latter were continuing to draw prestige as well as profit from their ill-gotten gains.

18 So that was where Spencer wasted some of his ill-gotten gains, was it?

19 Article 47 The applicable laws chosen by the parties concerned by agreement shall apply to ill-gotten gains and negotiorum gestio.

20 There undoubtedly has been a property bubble, particularly in the major cities, with prices driven by speculative investment, as the few who have money — often ill-gotten — buy more property.

1 But many leaders have invested their ill-gotten gains in several different countries.