extralegally

By 2015, more than 50 cities in developing countries will have populations of over five million, most of them living and working extralegally.

The Liberal Party continues underground and extralegally.

In the French February Revolution of 1848, the provisional government assumed power extralegally, through an announcement before a mass demonstration.

During the 1980s some fans, mostly women, started writing and extralegally publishing "slash fiction" stories about the pair and continue to do so in print and on the Internet.

Then, that allows him to operate often extralegally and unilaterally, and it teaches us to always want him always to have more power when things are wrong instead of asking why he has so much."

Rumor spread about where the oxen had come from, and soon a committee of Whigs came to extralegally enforce the boycott by stuffing Jesse Dunbar into the belly of the ox carcass.

This celebration, in Spain, featured a lavish banquet with local and imported delicacies, and a mechanical statue of Victory to crown Metellus, who wore (extralegally) a triumphator's toga picta for the occasion.