I blame the most corrupt governments whose main concern has only been making corrupt money and protecting the corrupt money.
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Obama's Net Neutrality order was the corrupt result of a corrupt
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MCGURN: While my thing is, special counsels corrupt, independent counsels corrupt absolutely.
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And I say in many cases, the corrupt media because you're corrupt.
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The city was too corrupt in a state that was too corrupt.
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"Politics don't corrupt people, people corrupt politics," Jackson said from the bench.
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This is one of the corrupt -- most corrupt scandals that you&aposve ever seen.
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"I've not involved myself in any corrupt practice, in any corrupt business," he said.
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"They've been listening to corrupt politics from corrupt people for too long," he said.
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"Only in a corrupt republic, in corrupt times, could a Trump rise," he wrote.
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SANDERS: Let me give you an example of how corrupt — how corrupt this system is.
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Americans have come to think government is corrupt because the economy's outcomes look decidedly corrupt.
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He was the least corrupt candidate in the country's most corrupt election, one analyst said.
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Now such conservatives as Mr Gingrich thunder that "Mueller is corrupt, the senior FBI is corrupt".
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We are dealing with an incredibly corrupt administration, but in addition to that incredibly corrupt administration, we are dealing with an incredibly corrupt economic system that advantages tech companies over poor people.
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Ministry spokesman Yang said the military was dedicated to opposing corruption and had improved its systems to ensure people "dare not to be corrupt, cannot be corrupt, and don't think about being corrupt".
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He slams the PRI, the fugitive's party, as "corrupt and cynical" and the PAN as "corrupt and hypocritical".
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"And the laws are so corrupt, they are so corrupt" ... Says the President of the United States. 250.
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"All of the old regime are completely corrupt; if you're not corrupt you cannot stay in office," he says.
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"If that happens, then society surrounds the corrupt bureaucracy instead of the corrupt bureaucracy surrounding the whistleblower," Devine said.
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If you believe that Hillary Clinton is a fundamentally corrupt politician in a fundamentally corrupt system, this makes sense.
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As Franklin and Washington foresaw, our Constitution is corrupt only to the extent that we, the people, are corrupt.
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He then cites the disclosures as proof that Clinton is fundamentally corrupt, and only a corrupt system could elect her.
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He then cites the disclosures as proof that Clinton is fundamentally corrupt and only a corrupt system could elect her.
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New York City's duty to report has helped law enforcement expose corrupt public officials and those who seek to corrupt them.
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Instead, the movie makes the politics of organizing feel like a corrupt monarchy and union members seem like a corrupt mob.
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But when prosecutors or other officials gain enough independence to investigate corrupt officials, that can begin to disrupt the corrupt equilibrium.
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Shokin ended up being, if not himself an incredibly corrupt politician, he ended up covering for a lot of really corrupt people.
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Or, in other words, how corrupt AF our new president is, which is exactly what inspired the name of the site. Corrupt.
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Trump ran on this premise that he was going to come in and smash the corrupt existing order, the corrupt status quo.
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Trump will not be the first corrupt American president, and world history is replete with corrupt political leaders who remained enduringly popular.
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As one Somalia analyst put it: The least corrupt and most-well-liked candidate won Somalia's most corrupt and least democratic election.
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The G.I.D. has some corrupt officers in its ranks, Mr. Abdallat said, but added that the institution as a whole is not corrupt.
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If a group sought a trademark expressing "the idea that all politicians are corrupt, or just that Democrats are corrupt", both would be rejected.
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"This evidence of non-corrupt motives weighs heavily against any allegation that the president had a corrupt intent to obstruct the investigation," Barr said.
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The national statistics office says the State of Mexico is the country's most corrupt, as measured by the number of corrupt acts per 100,000 people.
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If you find that gifts were given both out of friendship and with corrupt intent, that is sufficient for you to find a corrupt intent.
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EZRA: If you want to look at it a different way, let's say you are a corrupt, complicated, administration — regime, let's say you're a corrupt regime.
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One thing Vladimir Putin got right was his insistence that American democracy is also corrupt, and I think he's showing us exactly how corrupt it is.
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But Jagger's interest in the dealings of corrupt, wealthy moguls intersects unfortunately with Scorsese's recent run of stories about corrupt wealthy moguls — or perhaps, too fortunately.
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The commonplace explanation in the Western media is that Mr. Putin himself is deeply corrupt — indeed, that he sits at the epicenter of Russia's corrupt edifice.
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People like you and the fake news media that we have in this country — and, I say in many cases, the corrupt media, because you're corrupt.
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That's why Republican senators are trying to double down on Donald Trump's lie that Joe Biden's public intervention against a corrupt Ukrainian prosecutor was itself corrupt.
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At its core lie America's earlier investments in an unholy group of Afghan strongmen, corrupt political leaders and useful idiots, which created an elaborate corrupt cronyism.
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People like you and the fake news media that we have in this country and I say in many cases the corrupt media because you're corrupt.
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The environment in which you are operating shifts and corrupt actors create ways to bleed the system for all it is worth because they know the money will keep flowing no matter what they do, and they can make more by being corrupt than non-corrupt.
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The city's politics are so hopelessly corrupt—the most politically corrupt city in the US, according to a recent study—that it's hard to imagine a solution.
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And this is only the beginning—this is what happens when you elect a corrupt incompetent who openly staffs his White House with corrupt and incompetent people.
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An epoch is usually better mirrored in its vices than in its virtues; civic virtues are constant, whereas each corrupt period is corrupt in its own way.
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Correcting this wrong against Renzi would send a strong signal that this administration is going to have zero tolerance for corrupt prosecutors – and corrupt wealthy foreign interests.
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The charges alleged that JPMorgan gave jobs and internships to friends and family of corrupt government officials, which would be a violation of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
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It's true that money and power corrupt, but it's also true that the already corrupt gain money and power with much more ease than people who have consciences.
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New York and California have long tussled over the title—one for its corrupt and incompetent parties and the other for its referendums (and its corrupt and incompetent parties).
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"So I just believe our country is so corrupt with our politicians now that I don't think there's anyone else in there other than Donald Trump that's not corrupt."
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To put pressure on corrupt officials who protect Hezbollah, the U.S. can employ the Global Magnitsky Act of 2016, which enables the government to punish foreign officials' corrupt practices.
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Constitutional lawyer Alan Dershowitz said in 2016 that Donald Trump was more corrupt than Hillary Clinton and could be expected to continue being corrupt if he was elected president.
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I've been in the office with him talking with him a couple of times and he says, 'Mick, this is a corrupt place, everybody knows this is a corrupt place.
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Bulgaria was ranked the European Union's most corrupt country in Transparency International's 2017 index and Brussels criticises it for failing to combat organized crime and convict corrupt high-level officials.
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If the Ukraine scheme was an attempt to corrupt our foreign policy to help his re-election, then both incidents represent an attempt to corrupt the presidency for personal gain.
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Designed to keep her corrupt dealings out of the public record, putting the security of the entire country at risk, and a president in a corrupt system is totally protecting her.
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If someone is corrupt, or is part of a corrupt system or organization, nothing he says is to be trusted — whatever it is he's saying, he's saying for the wrong reasons.
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When you have a choice to honor your sons and daughters and their sacrifice or you let their uniform be soiled by a corrupt bigot tainted by Vladimir Putin's corrupt money.
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He apologized, survived impeachment (indeed, he survived multiple scandals that would have doomed any conventional politician), and moved on to keep living his corrupt life, in part through his corrupt foundation.
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"Apart from whether the acts were obstructive, this evidence of non-corrupt motives weights heavily against any allegation that the president had a corrupt intent to obstruct the investigation," he said.
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And on Tuesday, CNN's KFile reported that Dershowitz had said in 2016 that he believed Trump was more corrupt than Hillary Clinton and more likely to continue being corrupt as president.
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But it creates a ranking based on several other corruption studies, and gives 168 countries a ranking out of 100, where 100 is the least corrupt and 0 is most corrupt.
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" He called Russia a "bully" and a "corrupt regime.
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" Mr. Trump added: "It has become tainted and corrupt!
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" Bane, too, promises: "We take Gotham from the corrupt!
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American elites rarely seem to do this, but they should consider the lesson that toppled Mariano Rajoy's corrupt right-wing government in Spain in 2018, Park Geun-hye's corrupt right-wing government in South Korea in 2017, and Sigmundur Davíð Gunnlaugsson's corrupt right-wing government in Iceland in 2016: Large-scale public protests work.
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The top 10 ranked nations perceived to be the least corrupt are: And the most corrupt countries as ranked on the Corruption Perceptions Index 2016 are: -- Follow CNBC International on and Facebook.
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Cameron was first, when his candid remarks to the Queen about Nigeria and Afghanistan -- calling them "fantastically corrupt" and "possibly the two most corrupt countries in the world" -- were captured on camera.
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" On the media: "If the totally Corrupt Media was less corrupt, I would be up by 15 points in the polls based on our tremendous success with the economy, maybe Best Ever!
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Politics has been a really corrupt game for basically ever, and for the past few decades, lots of people have been trying to pretend it wasn't as corrupt as it really is.
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In the same poll, more than three-quarters of Peruvians labelled García as "corrupt" or "very corrupt," and more than ninety per cent thought that he was guilty in the Odebrecht case.
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Trump kicks off 2020 by ripping into the media: "They're part of a corrupt system" Trump kicks off 2020 by ripping into the media: "They're part of a corrupt system" MELBOURNE, Fla.
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Excessive ties to corrupt foreign governments can be a violation of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, but (conveniently) the Trump administration is moving to scale back enforcement of that law across the board.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari demanded on Wednesday that Britain return assets held there by corrupt Nigerians, pointing the finger back at London after Britain's prime minister suggested Nigeria was "fantastically corrupt".
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"We must strengthen our coordination and cooperation with the countries where corrupt elements flee, clearly express our ideas, narrow differences, seek support, and reject the provision of havens for corrupt elements," it said.
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President Morales and the Pact of the Corrupt plotted and manipulated these elections to protect themselves from prosecutions and were supported by others determined to prevent democratic challenges to a corrupt status quo.
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"Apart from whether the acts were obstructive, this evidence of non-corrupt motives weighs heavily against any allegation that the president had a corrupt intent to obstruct the investigation," Barr told reporters Thursday.
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Does that then render their investigation corrupt from the start?
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But today we see one that is corrupt and cruel.
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McCabe is corrupt, and he's as crooked as they come.
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This is your corrupt media on display, take a look.
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Still, no word on when Manson will corrupt our screens.
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Bless His science, may it smite the corrupt government science.
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Sadly, they are more corrupt than even I ever thought.
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Its adherents see themselves as honest folk fighting corrupt cosmopolitans.
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"Asking for a corrupt president & his friends," Ocasio-Cortez added.
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Myles said he had been framed by corrupt police officers.
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"These guys are a bunch of corrupt bullies," Summers said.
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They argued it would corrupt society and lead to sin.
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We have a corrupt corporate Republican in the White House.
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FOR Romania's corrupt politicians, Laura Kovesi has been a nightmare.
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But to a large extent it's corrupt, and it's fake.
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This deep state is one huge, giant incestuous, corrupt swamp.
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They often complain that corrupt bosses get off too lightly.
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The positions can mean access to corrupt wealth, they said.
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She is a corrupt political operative of the worst kind.
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Remove America and accelerate the removal of the corrupt locals.
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That was a CYA and Rosenstein protecting his corrupt friends.
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Other Gulf states dismiss Iraq as a corrupt black hole.
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So these investigations against Trump were corrupt at the core.
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He says he's not corrupt, and he stands for discipline.
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The government is too corrupt to stop any of it.
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I fight corrupt US empire clowns all day, every day.
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The criminal's job was to evade them and corrupt them.
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To them, it seems, whomever is charge is probably corrupt.
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This is an investigation that its outset has been corrupt.
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They no longer hope for support of their corrupt behavior.
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Everyone else is corrupt or craven, while he is not.
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Foreigners have proven indispensable in bringing corrupt politicians to book.
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The American people are the victims of this corrupt system.
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I haven't lived under a government that hasn't been corrupt.
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We have a systematically corrupt system and the public knows.
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She is entirely complicit in her father's corrupt, sexist administration.
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The Rokita bill would end this unfair and corrupt practice.
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"She benefits from a corrupt campaign finance system," he said.
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Courts are corrupt and schools are mediocre, Mr Brener complains.
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Other choices were alleged by some parties to be corrupt.
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"I think he's very corrupt," one prospective said of Trump.
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Mr. Trump is proposing to overturn that stagnant, corrupt system.
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It's just a corrupt and very dishonest media doing that.
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The GOP has become "corrupt, indecent and immoral," Schmidt added.
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Padre Juan was a corrupt, promiscuous lecher no one mourns.
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And that's the final bad piece in this corrupt puzzle.
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All political parties are corrupt, so the rules don't matter.
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Feel like leaking the shady machinations of some corrupt official?
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He's not even the most corrupt figure in the state.
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It called his sentence corrupt and said Nimr was assassinated.
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"In my government there are no corrupt people," he said.
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All of our politicians are corrupt regardless of their party.
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I honestly — look, we have a corrupt campaign finance system.
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And, of course, you cannot compromise with evil and corrupt.
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This exacerbated the sense that politics was broken and corrupt.
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"The ANC's corrupt patronage policies have killed entrepreneurship," he says.
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"Our laws are so corrupt and so stupid," he said.
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A jury could still reject it and see corrupt intent.
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There's the corrupt Sheriff Cleave, whom Wilson bribes with hooch.
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You could say that Trump is making tariffs corrupt again.
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Fake & Corrupt News that is very dangerous for our Country!
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They have enabled the most corrupt administration of our lifetimes.
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" He added, "It's more than fake news, it's corrupt news.
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"We knew this country was dramatically corrupt," Mr. Vasecka said.
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"They are now beyond Fake, they are Corrupt," he added.
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Inveighing against corrupt politics is something of an American tradition.
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Criminalized institutions have staying power precisely because they are corrupt.
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Corrupt payments in Germany are described as "saftig," or juicy.
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Yeah, I do, and ... It's not the corrupt Democratic party.
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It dismissed three officials whom protesters viewed as particularly corrupt.
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Americans now see them as the nation's most corrupt institutions.
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Sessions did not identify any officials he thought were corrupt.
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His government is now widely seen as a corrupt gerontocracy.
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The satire isn't only about cynical politicians and corrupt oligarchs.
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They're doing it through government contracts and corrupt sweetheart deals.
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This scandal isn't truly about corrupt coaches and shoe salesmen.
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He has also claimed the investigators are corrupt or incompetent.
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You're going to have corrupt police officers right and left.
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Long after this, there's still going to be corrupt cops.
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UNIDENTIFIED SPEAKER: Police doing a lot of corrupt stuff nowadays.
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They give cover to the alleged corrupt practices of members.
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Republican sycophants who regularly excuse Trump's corrupt behavior went nuts.
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Mr. Modi is being called corrupt by his political opponents.
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Paul Krugman Opinion Columnist Of course Donald Trump is corrupt.
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I'm not saying Joe Biden is corrupt, far from it.
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The corrupt air controllers are treating me very, very badly.
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They're all corrupt, and they tried to take me down.
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Peru is not more corrupt than other Latin American states.
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They use words like cheat, corrupt and things like that.
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You can be as corrupt as you want out back.
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Extortion is where I threaten you into doing something corrupt.
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The scale and sophistication of these corrupt networks is staggering.
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Transparency International ranks Somalia the most corrupt country on earth.
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Hillary Clinton is the defender of the corrupt status quo.
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All held in place by a corrupt campaign finance system.
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Meanwhile, even corrupt, messy India can get some things done.
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The criminal and corrupt of the world have taken notice.
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Blacks were, by default, corrupt and not to be trusted.
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President Trump eagerly does business with corrupt governments every day.
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Trump has made unsubstantiated allegations that the arrangement was corrupt.
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"Once you prove a corrupt act, that's it," Nadler said.
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That this was a corrupt enterprise from the very beginning.
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Now nobody can call him ruthless or corrupt any more.
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President Maduro's government is an inefficient and corrupt authoritarian regime.
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The beer and bonfires don't sound so corrupt in retrospect.
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A: It's not the case that wealthy people are corrupt.
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"Ukraine is a corrupt country," Trump said, The Times reported.
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Probably distracts from Zika, corrupt government, and ocean of poop.
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No one is safe: not incumbents, not their corrupt consultants.
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Well, they are wrong that our institutions are fundamentally corrupt.
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The economy is busted, the government's corrupt, Washington is failing.
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China has also used Interpol to identify allegedly corrupt officials.
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By doing so, he hopes to make at least some voters believe that all politicians are equally corrupt rather than recognizing that Trump himself is the most corrupt president in a long, long time.
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Callimachi: In places where the existing governments were either nonexistent or weak or corrupt, and their promise of a more organized, a more stable, a less corrupt leadership was able to find an audience.
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Yes, everyone in office has a political motivation, but certainly that doesn't mean that we can't draw a line between corrupt activity that is undertaken, yes, for a political reason and non-corrupt activity.
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And "despite his personal record as a non-corrupt person, there's definitely lots of corrupt people around him," Ken Opalo, an associate professor at Georgetown's Walsh School of Foreign Service, told me earlier this month.
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If Trump were truly concerned about aid falling into corrupt hands in Ukraine, since as he says, it is one of the most corrupt places on Earth, why wasn't he concerned about it last year?
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"We can't become what we are challenging, we can't denounce a corrupt regime and then join those who are corrupt," said Ruben Iriarte, a 49-year-old businessman in the eastern city of Ciudad Guayana.
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Here's Angela, a small part of a much bigger machine, but also somebody who just might have the key that will bring down a corrupt world order (and/or install an even more corrupt one).
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Conducted the first week of July, the poll found 54 percent of voters across 48 GOP-controlled congressional districts said Republicans are "more corrupt" than Democrats, with 46 percent arguing that Democrats were more corrupt.
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Chile — Despite being one of the most corrupt countries in the OECD, Chile is one of the least corrupt in Latin America, where countries like Brazil, Venezuela, and Paraguay are riddled with bribery and fraud.
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The jihadists were not conspicuously corrupt, say locals, with grudging respect.
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I thought Clinton parse words really well in a corrupt way.
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Second, you don't have to deal with corrupt, politically ambitious officers.
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On the one hand you have the elite, who's all corrupt.
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Those institutions are now corrupt and exist by virtue of deceit.
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Romania is one of the European Union&aposs most corrupt nations.
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Still others had become disillusioned with corrupt and ineffective local regulators.
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These corrupt, biased, abusively biased, hysterical reporters that are agenda-driven.
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Trump is corrupt, racist, relentlessly dishonest, and a veteran con artist.
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The corrupt and poorly managed Authority is wholly dependent on Israel.
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Most are victims of organized criminal groups and corrupt state authorities.
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Fearing a corrupt cover-up, McCabe and his team moved quickly.
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Days earlier, Cameron was caught on camera calling Nigeria "fantastically corrupt".
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The corrupt Star Chambers were eventually abolished by Parliament in 1641.
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Schmidt's full comments are below: It is corrupt, indecent and immoral.
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Hunter, too, is apparently not too corrupt to be in Congress.
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" Shakir called it "a recipe to maintain a corrupt political system.
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The FBI hasn't jailed Hillary Clinton because the system is corrupt.
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The drivers were already paying off drug dealers and corrupt cops.
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Hillary is so corrupt, she got kicked off the Watergate commission.
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The economy is busted, the government is corrupt, Washington is failing.
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America passed its Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) back in 22017.
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It has misruled Gaza ever since, proving corrupt, oppressive and incompetent.
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But over the past 20173 years it has become deeply corrupt.
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Many Lebanese feel that their government has been corrupt and ineffective.
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Mr Pashinian managed to personify Armenians' resentment against a corrupt elite.
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The Trump regime is the most corrupt administration in modern history.
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They are often dirty and corrupt—at least compared with Sweden.
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They are vulnerable to abuse from both employers and corrupt officials.
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True, many Mexicans see Peña Nieto as incompetent and even corrupt.
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He denounces the ruling party as corrupt stooges of Uncle Sam.
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The Comoros is corrupt, so bribery may explain the parliamentary acquiescence.
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She, like Taystee, was made victim to a corrupt witch hunt.
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And all populists claim to defend the masses against corrupt elites.
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"I have not committed any illegal or corrupt acts," he said.
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Trump called the Clintons "corrupt" and "rigged" over and over again.
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"Who looks corrupt and inept today as a result of this?"
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Here's an example of a scenario that most would consider corrupt.
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They already believe that the media is corrupt, biased and dumb.
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The mayor has repeatedly denied that Rechnitz enjoyed any corrupt influence.
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And the corrupt ones will have less opportunity to subvert it.
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Police would be too few or too corrupt to enforce compliance.
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According to Transparency International, Bulgaria is the EU's most corrupt country.
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Apparently, corrupt Democrats were of no concern during the Obama era.
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They are demanding a more sophisticated, efficient and less corrupt state.
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These corrupt effete meritocrats are the truly powerful ones in America.
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Informal regional quotas often entrench the incompetent and even the corrupt.
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The goal is to corrupt our democracy from the inside out.
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Many regard the front as less corrupt than other rebel factions.
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And the Clintons are at the heart of this corrupt establishment.
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The Obama Justice Department also pitched in to corrupt American elections.
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The Popular Party is a party dominated by corrupt political actors.
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Trump called the system corrupt and promised to blow it up.
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"We want the prosecution of all corrupt people," one banner read.
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We know this... ....guy was corrupt and had anti-Trump animus.
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In Romania, corrupt politicians turned to Giuliani for a helping hand.
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The government is corrupt, and no one should be tortured, ever.
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The standard of "corrupt intent" is antithetical to all of this.
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The Afghan government remains weak, corrupt and roiled by internal rivalries.
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But "everyone is talking about" Trump's corruption because Trump is corrupt.
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Many residents say payments are routinely siphoned by corrupt community leaders.
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To them, the West is corrupt and needs to fundamentally change.
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He was not safe with "corrupt Muslim police defenders", he said.
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"Organized boxing is corrupt on every level," he said with authority.
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Their efforts made politics relevant for voters alienated by corrupt elections.
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Puerto Rico is one of the most corrupt places on earth.
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Even today, Americans tend to view women politicians as less corrupt.
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Most people in developing or traditionally corrupt countries do this routinely.
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High tax states are inherently mismanaged, and in many ways corrupt.
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There are some things that are legal but distasteful and corrupt.
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In a lovely society people shun these corrupt and corrupting things.
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Transparency International ranks Romania among the European Union's most corrupt states.
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In Silk Road Appeal, Ross Ulbricht's Defense Focuses on Corrupt Feds
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" The line about "ending a campaign finance system which is corrupt.
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And he cast Trump and the GOP congressional majorities as corrupt.
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Maybe that's because memories of unions as corrupt are finally fading.
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Or will the president corrupt the system he's supposed to serve?
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"We" are good and pure, while "they" are evil and corrupt.
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Christian Jagodzinski: I try not to let my wealth corrupt me.
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"We are prisoners of a corrupt country," he tells Nick sadly.
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Romania is considered one of the EU's most corrupt member states.
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Patriotic Iraqi tribes — not a corrupt government — saved Iraq from dissolution.
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Critics say Thanathorn is a corrupt billionaire who violated election law.
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Unscrupulous developers and corrupt politicians can breathe a sigh of relief.
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That state was replaced with a dysfunctional and corrupt semi-state.
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Another way is the program being corrupt, a fraud, or worse.
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" "Puerto Rico is one of the most corrupt places on earth.
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HER HUSBAND IS THE SON OF A CORRUPT SENATOR, SO SORRY!
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Trying to make his competition look as corrupt as he is.
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Trump is one of the most corrupt presidents in American history.
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"Today we see evidence of a corrupt system all across America."
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Blame fell on corrupt state organizations that allowed shoddy construction work.
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Powerful criminals and corrupt politicians would get away with serious crimes.
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They might say that is because President Trump is personally corrupt.
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That is what I call immoral, unethical, unpatriotic and yes, corrupt.
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Election campaigns have just become more violent, more corrupt, more dangerous.
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Everything was a clash between noble workers and the corrupt bourgeoisie.
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President Morales, a former television comedian, is widely regarded as corrupt.
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"I will root out the corrupt mafia commanders," the post said.
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Corrupt and ineffectual organizations need to be replaced by effective ones.
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It's a natural fit for an administration as chaotic and corrupt
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It is the result of decades of corrupt, self-serving government.
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He is not the only one concerned with the corrupt financier.
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Calm down, it's OK. He apologized for saying I was corrupt.
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Some security officials said the attacker might have bribed corrupt officials.
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"Shifty Schiff is a double corrupt politician," Trump said in October.
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Clinton or that they viewed her as corrupt or a liar.
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Bottom line, bribery is when I pay you do something corrupt.
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How is it that foreign, corrupt interests could manipulate our government?
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She is the ultimate insider, the ultimate in a corrupt politician.
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But much like Trump, Sulzer was corrupt, deceitful, abusive, and autocratic.
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Unions are much less corrupt now, but that image still lasts.
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The president denounced the "corrupt people" who pushed for his impeachment.
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People like you," Trump rejoined, calling the media "corrupt" and "fake.
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Counseling — SOLO, because abuse and gaslighting can corrupt the counseling process.
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These political cynics "think the whole system is corrupt," she added.
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I mean, do you think Bill and Hillary Clinton are corrupt?
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Transparency International ranks Romania one of the EU's most corrupt states.
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He offered a charismatic alternative to the corrupt, sclerotic status quo.
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Sloppy forensics, corrupt officers and haphazard investigations left few cases solved.
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There is no evidence that either Biden engaged in corrupt activity.
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"I forced her out because she's corrupt," he said on Fox.
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Rights groups have labelled his administration one the world's most corrupt.
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Protests began in April against Ortega's perceived corrupt and authoritarian regime.
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"Where are my 'Corrupt for Kentucky' shirts," tweeted Doug Stafford, Sen.
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The only thing that can stop this corrupt machine is you.
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This constitutes a corrupt abuse of the power of the presidency.
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Further, there's no special requirement of "corrupt" intent: Acting knowingly suffices.
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"Everybody in this election is corrupt except for Bolsonaro," he said.
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More than 600 cases handled by the corrupt technician were dismissed.
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Venezuela was a corrupt petrostate long before Hugo Chávez came along.
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When Mr. Chávez became president, the judiciary was dysfunctional and corrupt.
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What if the assets underlying President Trump are phantasmal, or corrupt?
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First of all, the media is so dishonest and so corrupt.
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If he's corrupt, then how could anyone trust a PT government?
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And that's incredibly helpful for our utterly corrupt and debauched elites.
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Because voters believed the system was corrupt Via The (UK) Daily Telegraph: Voters believed their political apparatus was corrupt and Trump was the only one who reliably affirmed that belief and promised to fix it. 19.
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But an examination of the life and times of Hunter Biden does provide a reminder that most Americans thought politics as usual was corrupt long before Trump arrived on the scene to make it more corrupt.
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"We must have a staunch will, not let up on our zero tolerance attitude, investigate all cases and punish those who are corrupt, to give corrupt elements no place to hide in the party," he added.
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"Realistically, this ordinance merely applies a Band-Aid to a cancer by controlling only a portion of the many corrupt — or potentially corrupt — campaign practices involving the raising and spending of money for electioneering," he wrote.
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What he's saying: "Apart from whether the acts were obstructive, this evidence of non-corrupt motives weighs heavily against any allegation that the President had a corrupt intent to obstruct the investigation," Barr said on Thursday morning.
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A July poll from the progressive Center for American Progress found that 54 percent of voters across 48 Republican-held congressional districts said the GOP was "more corrupt" than Democrats; 46 percent said Democrats were more corrupt.
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I didn't want her to be the nominee and I'm a broken record on how she's just an incredible mediocrity all round, but she's not corrupt in the way that most people understand her to be corrupt.
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He'll make back the corrupt, stolen money he lost, and then some.
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Weissmann, I have laid out his corrupt record, you know, numerous times.
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Do these people care about corrupt, high level actors in the FBI?
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It was one of the most corrupt administration that we ever saw.
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While O'Donnell's motives were not corrupt, she certainly is a repeat offender.
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" Read "corrupt" here as "unwilling to write only positive stories about me.
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And the Democrats are complaining that it&aposs a corrupt, secret game.
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So do many of the world's economies—and not just corrupt dictatorships.
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The plaintiffs are suing under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act.
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They have a Death Wish, led by a corrupt politician, Adam Schiff!
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However, no corrupt officials have been jailed, and many remain in government.
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Part of the problem was a perception that African countries were corrupt.
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Which was more dangerous, an innocent anarchist or a corrupt judicial system?
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"They have a real friendship and not a corrupt relationship," Lowell said.
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We wouldn't have been so poor… if he had been truly corrupt.
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As the fighting intensifies, the corrupt system is starting to push back.
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The betting economy that has been created is highly unstable and corrupt.
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"From the top to the bottom, the officials are corrupt," he said.
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And when they can't be explained, it doesn't equal a corrupt match.
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But in other cases the feeling of absolute powerlessness can corrupt absolutely.
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There was a big case on the news about him being corrupt.
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Luthra's mother expresses concerns daily over how materialism might corrupt her son.
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He also referred to most Mexicans as "rapists" and "morally corrupt" losers.
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Corrupt policemen and criminals ensured an atmosphere of constant fear and watchfulness.
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The people are tired of paying the price for their corrupt rulers.
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It was corrupt, it was racketeering, bribery, extortions, kickbacks and so on.
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I have got to ask you about how corrupt the media is.
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But voters already think Washington is corrupt, so there's nothing to preserve.
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Chinese breeders mount protests, too, for instance when corrupt officials steal land.
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"We are the most corrupt metropolitan region in America," says Mr Simpson.
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Others see a way of eliminating complex, even corrupt, social-security bureaucracies.
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On Thursday, the commission focused on what it called a corrupt administration.
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Many Brazilians regard the supreme court as an ally of corrupt politicians.
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Sierra Leone's police are notoriously corrupt; the courts are slow and ineffective.
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Earnest critics accused Ms Bensedrine of mismanagement; mendacious ones called her corrupt.
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He is convinced that the Democratic Party is corrupt, perhaps irredeemably so.
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He investigated the Silk Road case and the corrupt undercover agents involved.
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When he tweets about corrupt, inept governments, we think about Donald Trump.
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We are 3693 days into Robert Mueller&aposs corrupt political witch-hunt.
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Warren's bill would kill the corrupt, feckless Free File program for good.
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Searching the word "corrupt" on Wednesday was bringing up Hillary Clinton's profile.
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Another hypothesis is that reckless and corrupt administrations caused this debt crisis.
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Romania has been among the most corrupt places in the European Union.
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RICO is short for the U.S. Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act.
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The U.S.-supported Afghan government is ranked among the world's most corrupt.
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INGRAHAM: I think that -- there are corrupt governments all over the globe.
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"It's true that he got corrupt at the end," admits Mr Salgado.
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It signals that this government is corrupt, bigoted, and stuffed with incompetents.
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Some have been aimed at improving the behaviour of a corrupt bureaucracy.
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In his version of U.S. history, our government has always been corrupt.
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Some athletes must work within massively corrupt systems that hamper their development.
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Add a weak, corrupt state and organising crime appears all too easy.
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This move is part of our government's ongoing war against corrupt oligarchs.
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For corrupt dictators, Chinese aid is even better than the Western kind.
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Both parties enthusiastically cast themselves as opponents of the corrupt status quo.
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Trump's corrupt practices, predilections, and preferences are far too numerous to tally.
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Corrupt Practices Act, the 1977 law that prohibits U.S. companies or their
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He also promised to cut government red tape and remove corrupt officials.
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Trump here goes against Republican talking points claiming that Menendez is corrupt.
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She is a smart, decent, capable representative of the corrupt Washington establishment.
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The first presumed the election process for Senators had become too corrupt.
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That prosecutor, whom Trump called "very good," was widely viewed as corrupt.
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There are many theories as to why New York is so corrupt.
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Surely not — that was too cynical even for corrupt and contented Philadelphia.
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Or, were they authoritarian, corrupt, paralyzed, chaotic, bungling, belligerent and internally fissured?
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But better there, where they can atone, than on this corrupt ground.
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"I don't want dictatorship and I don't want corrupt people," Abhisit said.
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Nepotism isn't eschewed in a healthy democratic society just because it's corrupt.
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" Bribery, Shumate said, would require the President to have "some corrupt intent.
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The political system was worse and more corrupt than ours is today.
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"He told press after the match: "The ATP is pretty corrupt anyway.
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The perception that she's corrupt and untrustworthy has long tainted her popularity.
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They can remove these corrupt legacy riders from the budget right now.
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Transparency International named him one of the world's 193 most corrupt officials.
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Corrupt nations do not attract the foreign investment the region desperately needs.
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The corrupt actions of domestic and foreign firms harm honest American companies.
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The only remedy for a corrupt president, he has argued, is impeachment.
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No Democrat should ever legitimize that corrupt xenophobic white supremacist Russian puppet.
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Later corrupt episodes included defrauding a charitable fund devoted toward dowry payments.
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"Most of the top echelons in the government are corrupt," he said.
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Di Maio accused both Renzi's and Berlusconi's parties of being inherently corrupt.
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Clinton — "so corrupt," he said — could sell herself to the American people.
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Brian Kemp is a corrupt, homophobic, unapologetic disenfranchiser of African American voters.
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Erdogan accusing Gulen and his followers of releasing tapes that exposed corrupt
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Bill Paxton, however, takes over for Denzel Washington as the corrupt veteran.
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To anybody else, he's just as venal and corrupt as they are.
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The attacks could also damage or corrupt data on the site's servers.
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About half of the respondents said corrupt officials were a big problem.
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Corrupt bosses lord over them with arbitrary dictates and inconvenient work schedules.
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Unlike most Venezuelan officials, he did not seem to be personally corrupt.
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All of the systems are corrupt, and escaping them is nearly impossible.
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Many of her claims, including the one about corrupt payments, remain unproven.
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" She added, "Andrew Cuomo is either corrupt or he is spectacularly incompetent.
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"It's a corrupt process and I can't support it," Mr. Casey said.
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These were some of their top responses: • Liar/Dishonest/Corrupt: 12 percent.
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In the face of feckless and corrupt people, there are better options.
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Tear down this monolithic, corrupt organization and get back to basic Christianity.
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And they reveal a corrupt lobbyist's influence in the Cuomo administration. Gov.
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"Democracy does not mean you will never have corrupt politicians," he said.
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"The corrupt people (officials) should be punished firmly," Khamenei said on Monday.
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Impeachment — not criminal prosecution — is the tool for a corrupt sitting president.
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I also think this also shows how corrupt the world can be.
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"We've been internationally catalogued as corrupt money launderers," said lawyer Daniela Arias.
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They said to us: 'Let the corrupt and the tormentors be judged.
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To the contrary, the preponderance of conspiracy evidence confirms the corrupt intent.
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Both ran on a critique of a dysfunctional, even corrupt, political system.
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He was accused of defrauding business partners and colluding with corrupt officials.
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Thakur's story stuns with how utterly corrupt an entire company can become.
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The high security jail has come under increased scrutiny for corrupt guards.
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But Mr. Erdogan's opponents say his economic model is dubious, even corrupt.
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One of our two major parties appears to be hopelessly, irredeemably corrupt.
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If he gets all corrupt, we're gonna call him out on it.
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Kicking out a corrupt fraternity is an overdue but tiny step forward.
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These are very dangerous & corrupt people, who will do anything to win.
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They seem to think that coddling China will end its corrupt practices.
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Clinton's "corrupt dealings" that gave "favorable treatment" to foreign governments, including Russia.
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"The evidence will not show there was a corrupt exchange," he said.
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His argument: Private fundraisers didn't corrupt her, and they aren't corrupting him.
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The town's political leadership (represented by Nick Kroll) is greedy and corrupt.
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"It gets at the idea of a corrupt deal," Professor Briffault said.
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I wish there was a world in which people are not corrupt.
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Angola is often listed as one of the world's most corrupt nations.
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Shokin was deeply unpopular with Western officials, who viewed him as corrupt.
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"Blind obedience to a corrupt culture has serious consequences," Judge Anderson continued.
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Others expressed frustration with the DNC, which they believed to be corrupt.
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They simply had to "corrupt the office of president" or abuse trust.
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The Trump administration has not been shy about confronting this corrupt regime.
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Clinton's back and led to the election of a dangerous, corrupt buffoon.
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He took journalists' questions and alleged that the mall's security was corrupt.
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Populists like Sanders speak as if the whole system is irredeemably corrupt.
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They had their children's SAT bubble sheets corrected by a corrupt proctor.
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On Monday, she called Trump "a corrupt human tornado" in a tweet.
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Donald Trump getting very sloppy & careless in corrupt practices & cover up attempts.
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He said that Ukraine was a corrupt country, full of 'terrible people.
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It's an escalation of the corrupt insider-dealing that Trump campaigned against.
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After all, Trump only wanted a corrupt quid pro quo with Ukraine.
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Eighty-eight of them had been released without charges by corrupt judges.
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Or their associations with corrupt systems of power — it's all so trivial.
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Headlines - SFO accuses UK nationals of corrupt payments in Unaoil trial on.ft.
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Mishustin worked to modernize Russia's previously corrupt and inefficient tax collection system.
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"Canst thou tell me what thy corrupt nature is?" the father asks.
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Way more corrupt lawmakers, lobbyists, and donors sucking at the government teat.
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A corrupt capitalist shoots Steal and takes his weapon to sell himself.
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The chaebol expanded on borrowed money and corrupt ties with past governments.
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The most persistent challenge to this corrupt practice has come from Sen.
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They've had enough of the corrupt bargains and above the law mentality.
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Muhammad Dahlan, once a popular figure in Gaza, is widely considered corrupt.
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The regime cannot efficiently allocate the money as government officials are corrupt.
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He purged corrupt police officers and extradited criminals to the United States.
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Spacey, 58, played the show's corrupt and conniving protagonist, President Frank Underwood.
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Polls show that Latin Americans see their politicians as corrupt and cynical.
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Of those surveyed, 46 percent said they believe Democrats are more corrupt.
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The President's actions were a corrupt abuse of power for personal gain.
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The adult world seems incomprehensible, hypocritical, deluded, and corrupt—because it is.
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But, certainly a reasonable, open-minded juror could find such corrupt motive.
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They had their children's SAT bubble sheets corrected by a corrupt proctor.
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Powerful criminals and the corrupt politicians would get away with serious crimes.
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She condemned the employers, the capitalist machine, the corrupt two-party system.
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Gordhan denies any wrongdoing, and also says his daughter is not corrupt.
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Did I plan to write that all Russian security services are corrupt?
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Pruitt's actions here were certainly illegal, and astonishingly corrupt even for him.
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You think Sanders has painted her as hopelessly corrupt in that way?
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Plus, they would automatically reinforce how extraordinarily corrupt Trump's closest allies are.
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" So excited for Monday's "MOST DISHONEST & CORRUPT MEDIA AWARDS OF THE YEAR!
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These lower courts have deduced that since independent spending groups do not coordinate with candidates and therefore cannot corrupt or appear to corrupt them, there is no basis for subjecting their donors to decades-old federal contribution limits.
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Now the entire nation knows what it did not know before: That Hunter Biden accepted a job from a reportedly corrupt Ukraine oligarch while Joe was the point person for the White House in that notoriously corrupt country.
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At one point in the movie, the main villain, a corrupt computer security officer with a corrupt computer security officer goatee, grabs a floppy disk from a hacker before skateboarding away through a misty New York City street.
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Perceived as one of Europe's most corrupt countries, according to Transparency International, Albania - which is already a NATO member - has made only limited progress in combating money laundering, EU and U.S. officials say, despite firing corrupt judges and prosecutors.
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Although there is corruption within all the parties, including Rousseff's Workers' Party (PT), the deep irony is that the corrupt officials trying to topple her presidency have not presented any charges or evidence of corrupt practices on her part.
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" Responding to claims that corrupt rulers and criminals have parked assets in Britain using property purchased through shell companies, he declared himself "determined that the UK must not become a safe haven for corrupt money from around the world.
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Here's how you scam the entire Western Hemisphere The US is investigating Odebrecht for violations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act because the company allegedly made million in corrupt payments from New York City and held meetings in Miami.
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Right-wingers can condemn it as an example of tech's corrupt, decadent liberalism.
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They are invoking the federal Racketeering Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act, or RICO.
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In total, Koolman received more than $1.3 million in corrupt payments, prosecutors said.
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His satin vestments looked finer, and he hobnobbed with the rich and corrupt.
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Protesters see Vucic as an autocrat and his Serbian Progressive Party as corrupt.
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The countries ranked with the most corrupt systems are Greece, Slovakia and Italy.
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But Hillary Clinton is 'corrupt' and so it's a battle of what's worse.
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The old & corrupt must be late to waste before the just can triumph.
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I sought it out, and all of its opportunities to corrupt my youth.
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Campaigners blame corrupt public procurement practices for the failure to source metal plates.
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You've done an excellent job of creating a relative non-corrupt system. Really.
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I dissent from the corrupt process that has brought us to this point.
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Trump and Cruz have succeeded electorally by taking on the "corrupt" Washington establishment.
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Iraq's political class remains as corrupt as ever, divvying up the country's spoils.
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He is indeed the most corrupt and unpatriotic President we have ever had.
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When it first debuted, the show was an escapist joyride through corrupt politics.
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Like Al Capone, most corrupt officials are also guilty of a tax crime.
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His clownish protagonist, the bureaucratic oaf Ma Daode, is a corrupt, greedy hack.
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"Are you passive, or are you corrupt and complicit?" he asked the audience.
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We were in a country that is corrupt, and it's even worse now.
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South Korea's corrupt system of business and politics is going on trial — again.
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Theon was a morally corrupt brat, desperate for the love of his father.
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The settlement is the biggest yet under America's Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA).
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Should you stick up for your morally corrupt colleague, or turn them in?
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None of us will vote for a corrupt person to lead this nation.
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An anti-purge senatorial candidate is targeted by the corrupt NFFA for assassination.
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SANDERS: And aligned with a corrupt campaign finance system is a rigged economy.
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She also said that she understood Trump believed Ukraine was a corrupt country.
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On its face, you might think that's clear evidence of a corrupt motive.
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If this seems incredibly corrupt and bad for consumers, that's because it is!
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Transparency International ranks Angola as the 164th most corrupt country out of 176.
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THEOLD AND CORRUPT MUST BE LAID TO WASTE BEFORE THE JUST CAN TRIUMPH.
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It is more corrupt than Nigeria; its infant mortality is higher than Afghanistan's.
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One thing everybody is agreeing to that it's corrupt, rigged, sexist and racist.
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Their patience will be tested if their votes only perpetuate dysfunctional, corrupt rule.
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Five out of six voters say corrupt leaders are a "very big problem".
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"They were like gangsters, not police … This government is too corrupt," one said.
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Mainstream Media is corrupt and getting worse, if that is possible, every day!
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In their view, America was the foundation that helped corrupt leaders maintain power.
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Nigeria's judiciary, like many of the country's institutions, is widely seen as corrupt.
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Two of the ads paint Clinton as corrupt and dogged in federal investigations.
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"The only thing that can stop this corrupt machine is you," Trump said.
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Americans must not let fashionable bigotries corrupt the liberal gift of American nationalism.
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And if you lose, it's not always because Washington is a corrupt swamp.
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Police and prosecutors in the region were badly trained, underpaid and often corrupt.
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But Iran's corrupt, opaque economy would probably be struggling even without Mr Trump.
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Citizens held massive demonstrations against it and voted corrupt politicians out of office.
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But they're so happy that I pointed out the corrupt politics of Baltimore.
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It says the current one is corrupt and has rigged recent local elections.
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And is Clinton really as untrustworthy and corrupt as the media narrative goes?
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As US attorney, Rosenstein prosecuted individual cases of corrupt cops across the state.
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I mean, they got -- they got there a lot of other corrupt ways.
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In particular, it would make FIFA subject to the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
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Then he'll transition into making Clinton sound like corrupt DC business as usual.
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PR whitewashing efforts to the contrary, Khartoum's brutal and corrupt record is clear.
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The problem is that he's trying to run it as a corrupt autocracy.
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Additionally, employers should be aware of the Racketeer Influenced Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act.
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Security threats and violence correlate with corrupt and abusive security and police forces.
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Transparency International lists Iraq's as the eighth-most-corrupt government in the world.
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It was a clean party, because it was new and it wasn't corrupt.
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To keep them happy, corrupt businesses, such as logging or mining, are tolerated.
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He has compared intelligence officers to Nazis and derided FBI agents as corrupt.
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The Clinton Foundation, he declared, was "the most corrupt enterprise in political history".
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The law enforcement officials in these cases were not necessarily evil or corrupt.
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What does this mania for a dead, corrupt politician say about contemporary Japan?
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Why send the money we earn to a bloated, corrupt, and inept government?
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We all know the Trump administration is the most corrupt in living memory.
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The army had deposed him in 2006, arguing that his administration was corrupt.
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Humans are racist, sexist, ageist, corrupt, unfair, get tired, and we know that.
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Mr Netanyahu appears intransigent; Palestinian leaders are seen as divided, ineffective and corrupt.
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Scott Pruitt is corrupt in ways that are practically too numerous to detail.
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Investors see Iraq as the 10th most corrupt country, according to Transparency International.
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Corrupt officials roam free, and armed "volunteer battalions" operate on their own terms.
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South Korea's corrupt system of business and politics is going on trial—again.
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The Strzok firing shows that the fundamental underpinnings of the investigation were corrupt.
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Like Trump, Chris Christie is a pathetic, corrupt man with a tiny ego.
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More important, a new government would be beholden to the corrupt, sectarian Parliament.
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Sometimes other prisoners take over the narration, including a corrupt cop named Doc.
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First, U.S. policymakers should support efforts to purge security forces of corrupt elements.
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He saved Hillary Clinton from facing justice for her illegal and corrupt actions.
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His corrupt leadership has been the curse that's battered Venezuela and its people.
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Kirchner asserted that her administration was not corrupt and denied any wrongdoing. Mrs.
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But no corrupt intent or focus upon particular government proceeding — that's fair enough.
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" Trump added that Democrats wanted to return power to "corrupt, power-hungry globalists.
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"I think everyone can agree that Washington, D.C., politics is corrupt," she said.
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"The government has gone rogue, corrupt, malicious and ugly," one Tea Partier complains.
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A corrupt politician's self-serving development plan is called the New Harlem Renaissance.
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" Trump asked during a rally in Rochester, N.Y. "Because the system is corrupt.
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He said his supporters were being intimidated and the electoral process was corrupt.
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Morales seems to have become the corrupt politician he pledged to never be.
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We have a corrupt campaign finance system, which allows billionaires to buy elections.
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When he was elected, Francis promised a cleanup of the Vatican's corrupt finances.
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After years of corrupt government policies and soulless administration, the indictments ARE COMING!
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Making matters worse for Clinton, 22019 percent of voters think she is corrupt.
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In this society, you can be corrupt or you can be a zealot.
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Economic woes leading to infighting can bring down this corrupt and brutal system.
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Trump called the Iranian government "brutal and corrupt" in a second tweet Tuesday.
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Unfortunately, the VAT refund system has been nourishing corrupt officials for 21 years.
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Their political system is broken and their politicians are either Incompetent or Corrupt.
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A muzzled press and a corrupt justice system are hallmarks of authoritarian regimes.
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"Transient" was a designation that meant undesirable, weakness—something that would corrupt you.
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There are corrupt undercover agents making sockpuppet accounts on a Tor-hidden service.
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His regime is morally bankrupt, it's economically incompetent, and it is profoundly corrupt.
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Infantino also said he did not know whether FIFA still housed corrupt officials.
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Corrupt Silk Road Investigator Re-Arrested for Allegedly Trying to Flee the US
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That may be corrupt, but you could understand real estate developers doing that.
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Women failed to reform the corrupt political system or produce compassionate public policy.
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He'd likely argue, rightfully, that there are bigger, more corrupt fish to fry.
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This is how federal agents famously caught corrupt colleagues involved with Silk Road.
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They see her as part of the same corrupt political camp as Rosselló.
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"August 28: "Puerto Rico is one of the most corrupt places on earth.
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"Hillary is so corrupt, she got kicked off the Watergate commission," he jibed.
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Now I think she is even more evil and corrupt than originally thought.
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Mexicans, aggrieved by the impunity handed to the corrupt, are showing zero tolerance.
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Obviously Nero is totally self-serving and hysterical and politically corrupt and dangerous.
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This house that is destined to fall is the corrupt institution of slavery.
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"Our focus is on any corrupt activities within the U.A.W.," Mr. Schneider said.
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He was also concerned corrupt Malaysian officials were benefiting from the secretive business.
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It would have been a "corrupt" effort to prevent Mueller from obtaining evidence.
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Its leadership is weak and increasingly viewed as corrupt and ineffectual by Palestinians.
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The Kingsguard resemble the heroic "white knights" of medieval folklore, but they're corrupt.
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It's one thing to corrupt a politician, the natural osmosis of the species.
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They were fake polls that were either put out by the corrupt media.
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It may seem odd that Trump is considering helping out a corrupt Democrat.
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They began to suspect that PWCC was allowing corrupt sellers on its platform.
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"It's a corrupt system!" she insists, starting in on a self-righteous rant.
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Unfortunately, it wasn't intended to handle the problem of a corrupt, irresponsible president.
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Saturday morning, Donald Trump tweeted out a graphic attacking Hillary Clinton as corrupt.
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Getting arrested and charged showed me first-hand how corrupt the police [are].
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The new season introduces a corrupt, fact-averse lawyer played by Michael Sheen.
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Send these, the dishonorable, to watchHow easy it is to corrupt like me.
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Sex became what he sold — corrupt, transactional sex, presented as the dirty truth.
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" And: "Help me tear down the corrupt and moribund order of privileged people.
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But Mr. Ohr, 22017, is far from corrupt, friends and former colleagues said.
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"It was a total mess, it was corrupt — couldn't be worse," he said.
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" -- March 15 coronavirus press conference "The Fake and Corrupt News never called Google.
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"It's a corrupt process, and I can't support it," Mr. Casey told reporters.
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Almost 70% of Americans and French people say that their politicians are corrupt.
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Here's a guy who called my administration perhaps the most corrupt in history.
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And he sought to rebut the corrupt behavior that the prosecution was alleging.
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This lack of social mobility is sometimes the result of blatantly corrupt practices.
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I am not exactly sure at this point what the corrupt intent is.
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Whether they loved or hated Barack Obama, hardly anyone thought he was corrupt.
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The deaths symbolize India's swamped, mismanaged and often corrupt public health care system.
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Why did Corrupt politician Schiff MAKE UP my conversation with the Ukrainian President???
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He has already managed to corrupt key government agencies, including the Justice Department.
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They stand in stark contrast to the president's corrupt betrayal of public trust.
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And trying to determine whether the corrupt country had intervened in our elections.
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Utterly corrupt, he is also, in his way, a classic American success story.
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Trump condemned the proceedings as "unfair & corrupt" in a Twitter post on Thursday.
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The trial against our corrupt chief executive is clearly slanted in his favor.
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How do we enjoy the work of bad, unpleasant, corrupt people and institutions?
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Shifty Adam Schiff is a CORRUPT POLITICIAN, and probably a very sick man.
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It has proven far less resilient than science too, far easier to corrupt.
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The central pillar of Donald Trump's campaign is that the media is corrupt.
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" Obama, Jentleson added, "ran as an outsider attacking a broken and corrupt system.
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China, as you might guess, has no such law to curb corrupt deals.
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I've worked in deeply corrupt countries, and our (US) system isn't very different.
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The solar system has been mismanaged beyond repair by a corrupt corporate board.
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She accused Giuliani of partnering with corrupt Ukrainian officials to orchestrate her removal.
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But their corrupt and cynical leadership is too fearful to let that happen.
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A common misconception is that these funds line the pockets of corrupt governments.
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Some others see this a strength: Sentiment doesn't corrupt her sense of taste.
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Police departments rightfully get blamed for the crisis in violent and corrupt policing.
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For the Times, a third term was no longer corrupt and un-American.
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"That is not a corrupt motive for replacing an independent counsel," he said.
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Hillary Clinton may be the most corrupt person ever to seek the presidency.
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"Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely," Lord Acton once said.
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Governments which crush political opposition are often in symbiotic relationships with corrupt oligarchs.
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He's presided over an administration that is both pervasively corrupt and totally incompetent.
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But as bad as 22019 was for Venezuelans, 2018 is looking equally corrupt.
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Krome has been a notoriously cruel and corrupt institution since the late-303s.
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"They are all corrupt, they are all terrible people," Volker recalled Trump saying.
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"The Whistleblower gave false information & dealt with corrupt politician Schiff," Trump tweeted Monday.
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Does it matter to them that this corrupt enterprise is now proved clearly.
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We don't need a corrupt, corporate Democrat in Albany as his main opposition.
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That kind of corrupt equilibrium is the background to South Korea's current scandal.
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She dismissed the Human Rights Council as "so corrupt," echoing criticism from Heritage.
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One might say that the scandal surrounding his corrupt officials is Trump's Katrina.
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They were thought to have the power to shape and corrupt malleable audiences.
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Too much responsibility remained in the hands of corrupt local officials and contractors.
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Corrupt and brutal family-planning officials demolished the homes of some who resisted.
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Similarly, it requires corrupt workers at the destination ports to recover the drugs.
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This governmental environment has indirectly enabled more instances of corrupt or unethical activities.
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Good on them for sizing up a corrupt system, then saying no thanks.
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We have long known that the money bail system is broken and corrupt.
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The West is fixated on creating a Palestinian state no matter how corrupt.
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" Trump hit out on Monday at Biden, calling him and his son "corrupt.
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But the prosecutor general's office, widely regarded as corrupt, didn't pursue an investigation.
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For their corrupt attitudes are found to some extent in all of us.
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It emboldens corrupt local jurisdictions that engage in racial profiling and other abuses.
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Rights groups have labeled his administration as one of the world's most corrupt.
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There is no evidence the Bidens engaged in corrupt acts related to Ukraine.
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" He said, "Why should we give money to a country that's known corrupt?
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Mr. Shokin was widely perceived as corrupt by United States and international officials.
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But the modern G.O.P. as a whole is overwhelmingly fanatical, corrupt, or both.
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But it's known as being the third most corrupt country in the world.
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When it is decaying and corrupt, it cannot be relied upon for solutions.
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"Unesco is among the most corrupt and politically biased UN agencies," she tweeted.
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Three Gupta brothers are under investigation over accusations of corrupt links to Zuma.
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That number will only grow as more details of Trump's corrupt actions emerge.
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Much of the Media may be corrupt, but the People truly get it!
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It's a powerful declaration of China's corrupt practices, and it's also Liang's masterpiece.
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You can't interfere with a criminal prosecution or investigation with a corrupt intent.
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What did they have to go through, why is so corrupt and terrible?
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All imperfect, all can get things wrong, some may be occasionally corrupt. Right.
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There's a squabbling, maybe corrupt legislature, and that creates conditions for something unusual.
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Her biggest blunders were in giving Trump ammunition to characterize her as corrupt.
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Or to make up for a terrible mistake made by a corrupt elite?
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" CNN reports that the document also alleged that the children told police that Leveille "intended to confront 'corrupt' institutions or individuals, such as the military, big businesses, CIA, teachers/schools and reveal the 'truth' to these corrupt institutions or individuals.
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Linares has also done mock-ups of corrupt former union leader Elba Esther Gordillo and President Enrique Pena Nieto, whose popularity has been hit by conflict-of-interest scandals and the disappearance of 43 students at the hands of corrupt police.
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" Publius — a contributor to the short-lived Journal of American Greatness, which was essentially an attempt to articulate a High Trumpism — paraphrases one of the journal's key themes: "Only in a corrupt republic, in corrupt times, could a Trump rise.
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A businessman and comedian, he ran on the slogan "neither corrupt nor a thief".
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The Justice Department is also investigating whether Uber violated the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
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Listen, this is only the beginning of the troubles for all these corrupt people.
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And we will be proven right and the corrupt media will be proven wrong.
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And the mainstream corrupt media in this country has been completely missing in action.
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"I just feel like the way Hillary got there is very corrupt," she says.
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It didn't want the Republicans in Congress to discover the bureau's corrupt modus operandi.
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His expletive-filled rant refers to Jews as degenerative, genocidal, ugly, cursed and corrupt.
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" Moreover, Barr states as well that report fails to establish evidence of "corrupt intent.
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And also tonight, we have the biased, corrupt, anti-Trump FBI agent Peter Strzok.
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Great art alone does not justify the actions of abusive and morally corrupt men.
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Rudy Giuliani now saying it is the most corrupt investigation he&aposs ever seen.
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The memo somewhat implies that the Russia investigation is a corrupt partisan hatchet job.
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Teva's Russia subsidiary pleaded guilty to conspiring to violate the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
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Rights groups have labeled Obiang Nguema's government as one of the world's most corrupt.
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We should not vote on any item that is based on this corrupt record.
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If the Corrupt Media was actually fair, I would be up by 25 points.
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"Now this is your duty to reject corrupt politicians in the elections," he said.
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But make no mistake: Chuck's reign won't be any less corrupt than his predecessors'.
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Superheroes, Sorry To Bother You suggests, are scabs who enforce a corrupt status quo.
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Supposedly, according to the Corrupt Media, the Ukraine call "concerned" today's Never Trumper witness.
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Mr Rouhani has tried to make a show of arresting corrupt businessmen and politicians.
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If it was the president who was corrupt, we'll deal with that as well.
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On top of that, he had a number of corrupt journalists in his pocket.
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Taxi drivers protesting on Thursday carried signs calling Uber illegal and its customers "corrupt".
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The third corrupt procedure detailed last week involves managers manipulating players for financial gain.
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The Iranian government masks a corrupt dictatorship behind the false guise of a democracy.
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Hierarchies per se—of class, race and gender—breed dependency and corrupt all parties.
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Transparency International puts Iraq in the top tier of the world's most corrupt countries.
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In Kandahar, a southern province, religious students began fighting against a corrupt local warlord.
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Afghanistan is full of problems, including a more powerful Taliban and a corrupt government.
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What is that have to do with the people -- SCHOEN: The party is corrupt.
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Polls routinely find that the national parliament is considered the country's most corrupt institution.
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It is much less corrupt, and also a member of the EU and NATO.
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Her party is that deeply corrupt, and that Hillary can control the whole thing.
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This, Comey said, looked like a "flaming example" of "corrupt intent" on Trump's part.
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"It's the corrupt voting that has me worried," he said, echoing a Trump warning.
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TRUMP SAYS PUERTO RICO'S GOVERNOR IS TERRIBLE, DISASTER FUNDING IN HANDS OF CORRUPT PEOPLE
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For Trump, the political system was corrupt and the establishment could not be trusted.
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Bresch said it's not Mylan's pricing policy that's corrupt, but the drug-distribution system.
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Duterte says killing of corrupt Philippines journalists justified 'War on drugs' out of control?
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The people of Puerto Rico..... ....are GREAT, but the politicians are incompetent or corrupt.
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The "northern triangle" of Central America, meanwhile, is dominated by weak and corrupt governments.
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Its recent extension of plea-bargaining has enabled prosecutors to go after corrupt politicians.
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A misleading public statement could be used as evidence of corrupt intent, Sklansky said.
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Transparency International deems Estonia squeaky-clean, the 21918th-least-corrupt country in the world.
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Here&aposs something the media will never tell you, because they are so corrupt.
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Soon, the entire enterprise unravels, and the DFS is revealed to be entirely corrupt.
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A corrupt network of officers, businessmen and politicians became the main nexus of power.
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PiS also points to low public trust in courts, some of which are corrupt.
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Sweden has traditionally been seen as one of the world's cleanest, least corrupt nations.
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No more corrupt and unacceptable (practices), no more benefits to individual interests over football.
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They will also believe that they were stabbed in the front by corrupt Democrats.
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So is Georgia's GOP-led legislature corrupt, stupid, or just trying to get hacked?
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And there is absolutely nothing the corrupt US Government bully can do about it.
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Unfortunately, a cowardly and corrupt Democratic Party let millions of people think they are.
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Your mainstream, corrupt media, the destroy- Trump media has now reached a new low.
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Since he stepped down in 1999, Republican leadership has been either corrupt or incompetent.
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Both men have long considered themselves outsiders doing battle with a corrupt, rigged system.
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Following the earthquake, the Haitians were portrayed as weak, dependent, corrupt and lawless victims.
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Almost all candidates accused each other of being corrupt in a recent TV debate.
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Some have targeted allegedly corrupt doctors on the payroll of criminal "pill mill" operators.
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To her critics, she was a powerful and corrupt politician who abused her privilege.
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"A corrupt, powerful man wields his influence to abuse and manipulate women," she said.
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But the daughter of Republic City's corrupt mayor turned out to be anything but.
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Ostreicher denied the accusations and claimed that corrupt officials had trumped up the case.
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It took less than 103 hours for Twitter to corrupt an innocent AI chatbot.
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Early on you can help a law and order sheriff or a corrupt businessman.
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Corrupt police and avaricious enslavers put Prum to work on a Malaysian palm plantation.
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Even more than before, people perceive "the system" as callous, incompetent, and utterly corrupt.
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In Ivory Coast, Lebanese businesspeople complain that they are being squeezed by corrupt politicians.
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In this nihilistic world, everyone is corrupt and every public statement is a lie.
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But the corrupt aren't listening to people who demand that they give up corruption.
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They corrupt the work ethic of those taken on purely to meet the quotas.
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In his early years in office he was corrupt, brutal and chummy with France.
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The Dutch worry about being tied to a large, poor, corrupt state (see article).
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In the world of House of Cards, politics is nasty, Machiavellian, and corrupt, sure.
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" He continued: "Nigeria and Afghanistan, possibly the two most corrupt countries in the world.
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But his main targets were corrupt Teamsters Union and Mafia bosses, then violent forces.
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The country will be free of the most corrupt and incompetent party on earth.
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He does — but then his puritans turn on the corrupt ruling class, including Cersei.
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The Houthis say they manufacture their own weapons and are fighting a corrupt system.
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Comey was a terrible and corrupt leader who inflicted great pain on the FBI!
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Around Olinalá, some of the corrupt autodefensas falsely claimed to work with CRAC -P.
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Let's take back our country from the corrupt career politicians and put Americans first.
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Mueller's deep-state rear-guard action exists to cover the retreat of corrupt officials.
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"She could be indicted literally tomorrow if the system is not corrupt," he said.
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Assassinate a sadistic prison guard, chairperson of a corrupt, merciless pardons-and-parole board.
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"What I have said is we have a corrupt campaign finance system," Sanders said.
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Why shouldn't the American people believe he is just as corrupt as his friends?
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Maduro's opponents have portrayed him as indecisive and weak, or as malevolent and corrupt.
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He's bold, brave and has somehow kept his heart in such a corrupt city.
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Every problem can be solved by finding some corrupt or oppressive group to blame.
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THE OLD AND CORRUPT MUST BE LAID TO WASTE BEFORE THE JUST CAN TRIUMPH.
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"Ultimate power can ultimately corrupt," said Bill Klepper, a management professor at Columbia University.
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The best remaining hope is that voters will punish Republicans for their corrupt bargain.
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He claims that 28503,22019 members of the notoriously corrupt police force have been purged.
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Funneling taxpayer money to POTUS by staying at this Trump resort is sooooooo corrupt.
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Suharto soon took over, ruling Indonesia as a corrupt dictatorship for some 30 years.
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When Colin Farrell is playing the corrupt politician at his worst, we see him
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Cartoonist Thomas Nast caricatured Tweed as a corpulent, corrupt politician who looted the city.
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He is your muscle and your voice in a dark, corrupt and malevolent world.
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He has repeatedly condemned Mueller's investigation that led to charges against him as corrupt.
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For the middle class, use your wealth to corrupt policemen, generals, judges, and politicians.
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Collusion between corrupt officials and contractors leads to poorly conceived projects and shoddy workmanship.
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" "The people of Iran are finally acting against the brutal and corrupt Iranian regime.
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"Some of the president's actions were inherently corrupt," he wrote on Twitter on Thursday.
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This means that corrupt officials who delete or change entries leave a visible trail.
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Bloodless revolutions from Armenia to Lebanon are about ending the fatalism corrupt rule engenders.
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Akle, 44, has been charged with three offences of conspiracy to make corrupt payments.
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At the end of the day, "corrupt" means whatever a jury thinks it means.
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Police are not uniquely corrupt, but they are human, and humans respond to incentives.
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His threat to tell everyone Frank is corrupt doesn't even raise Frank's blood pressure.
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The Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO) targets ongoing patterns of criminal conduct.
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She writes: Bernie routinely portrayed me as a corrupt corporatist who couldn't be trusted.
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He would hate to disappoint people, even the dishonest, disgusting and corrupt media people.
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That said, its vision of a greedy, corrupt elite caused a stir in Brazil.
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How corrupt do you have to be to get kicked off the Watergate commission?
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"Poppea" is so surprising, because you're dealing with a manifestly corrupt series of individuals.
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Key players in the public and private sector also benefit from a corrupt system.
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The Iranian government masks a corrupt dictatorship behind the false guise of a democracy.
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The more corrupt a society is, the more its citizens see smiling as suspicious.
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The work reflects on a history of corrupt regimes and devaluation of human life.
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Transparency International ranks Haiti as the second most highly corrupt country in the Americas.
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Transparency International ranks Slovakia as the seventh most corrupt member of the European Union.
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Leave it to the IOC to corrupt an organization as benevolent as the WHO.
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"The evidence will show there is no corrupt agreement in this case," he said.
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The South Vietnamese were portrayed as incompetent and corrupt, their government bordering on illegitimate.
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The Chinese legal system is famously corrupt and, too often, a tool of repression.
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President Kabila now must resign, and his corrupt group of cronies must be replaced.
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He said that he paid several million dollars to corrupt officials in his homeland.
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He also successfully lobbied Congress to pass the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act of 1977.
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He also successfully lobbied Congress to pass the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act of 1977.
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Mr. Trump touted gains in the economy and railed against a "corrupt" news media.
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U.S. policymaking is looking ever more like that of a corrupt third-world regime.
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" He added, "We are speaking about a corrupt man who is destroying the country.
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Residents say the new Kremlin-appointed officials are as corrupt as their Ukrainian predecessors.
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Mr. Khan quickly lost his cool, calling his opponents corrupt in a divisive speech.
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"I didn't want to be an employee of a corrupt institution," Dr. Aslin said.
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He routinely proclaims elections rigged, facts false, the media crooked, and his opponents corrupt.
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Gantz, by contrast, has vowed to challenge Netanyahu's corrupt use of the top office.
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They rejected the assertion that they or their colleagues were corrupt or unfairly punitive.
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She said she now sees it was about teaching her that money can corrupt.
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The crime of obstruction requires an attempt to block an investigation with corrupt intent.
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Any race that he loses is a corrupt sham marred by fraud and misconduct.
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We need a Washington Corrupt Practices Act to stop political families from self-dealing.
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Corrupt leaders seek profit and the political power that comes with funding patronage projects.
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Nigeria is routinely rated as one of the most corrupt nations on the globe.
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But if every politician is indelibly corrupt, then Mr. Trump deserves no real punishment.
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Donald Trump and his supporters repeatedly argue that the F.B.I. is corrupt and untrustworthy.
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We're tired of being ripped off by a very, very greedy and corrupt industry.
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She's corrupt and a liar — every move she makes is extremely calculated and intentional.
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From a reliable source, historical context:Obama WH Cronies: Look how corrupt we can be!
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De Blasio has repeatedly denied that Rechnitz enjoyed any corrupt influence in his administration.
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We understood that people were sick of the political system, which is fundamentally corrupt.
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"When I started, I didn't realize how corrupt this system can be," he said.
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It didn't matter that he is a transparently corrupt, bigoted, sexually abusive, compulsive liar.
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In fact, the US actually has become a more corrupt country on Trump's watch.
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All four of his immediate predecessors have been accused of corrupt dealings with Odebrecht.
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The Corrupt Lamestream Media knew this but, not surprisingly, failed to report or correct!
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A dictator meets an opponent he can't co-opt, corrupt, calumniate, cow or coerce.
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Why expend great effort to revive institutions that were overly adversarial and often corrupt?
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Notoriously corrupt, Mr. Marcos was swept into exile by the 1986 People Power demonstrations.
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Uruguay and Chile, for example, are seen as less corrupt than many European countries.
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Hunter selling his family name, while unseemly, is not in and of itself corrupt.
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Asking a foreign leader to investigate a corrupt foreign company is perfectly acceptable behavior.
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Both accused the incumbent president of selling out the people to corrupt, moneyed interests.
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After running on smashing the corrupt elite, Mr. Chávez had merely established his own.
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After all, politicized prosecutions had been part of Ukraine's corrupt political culture for years.
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"He said that Ukraine was a corrupt country, full of terrible people," recounted Volker.
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And that belief in a corrupt system is at the heart of Klayman's activism.
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Some countries are so corrupt that repatriation may not even be possible, experts say.
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The FBI has great and honorable people, but the leadership was inept and corrupt.
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Blockchain's decentralized nature means it is viewed as more difficult to corrupt and hack.
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" Giuliani spreads sketchily-sourced smears of Yovanovitch: "I forced her out because she's corrupt.
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Nope, I'll take the personally corrupt short-fingered vulgarian, and won't apologize for it.
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At the time, Chad ranked as the seventh most-corrupt country in the world.
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They took barbs at Rosselló throughout the entire song, calling him corrupt and homophobic.
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"This is a family and an office that have been very corrupt," Bevin said.
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"They are all corrupt, they are all terrible people," Volker described Trump as saying.
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Kuczynski denied wrongdoing and blamed the opposition for seeking to depict him as corrupt.
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"How much in the tank and how corrupt this media has become," Giuliani said.
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Trump made an appearance in the vital battleground of Ohio, hammering Clinton as corrupt.
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Petrobras has said that it was a victim of the scheme by corrupt individuals.
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So, prove Trump knew about a quid pro quo, and you've proven corrupt intent.
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They think there's a nexus of C.E.O.s, corporations, big business and politicians that's corrupt.
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Paterson's reputation has long been sullied by headlines about corrupt politicians and gang violence.
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"We want the corrupt to go to jail," said Estefany Pineda, 28, a student.
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Worker co-ops wound up in the hands of incompetent and corrupt political cronies.
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He learns that power can corrupt and that diplomacy is often preferable to conflict.
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Three-quarters of the American people believe their government is corrupt, according to Gallup.
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You talk about how corrupt journalism is there and how dangerous it can be.
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Clinton, painting her as ruthless and corrupt, while going surprisingly easy on Mr. Trump.
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I think it's unpatriotic and, yes, I think it's corrupt - and evidence of collusion.
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How corrupt do you have to be to get kicked off the Watergate Commission?
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But it will take substantial time and work to mend Mexico's deeply corrupt system.
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Having "corrupt intent" here would mean intending to throw Mueller's investigation off the rails.
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It also undermines the idea that Trump had any corrupt intent in obstructing justice.
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Meetings could be evidence of a corrupt deal, but meetings alone are not enough.
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The Marcos regime was notoriously corrupt and jailed and killed many of its opponents.
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Mexico — By far the OECD's most corrupt country is Mexico, scoring just 35 points.
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When you hear the President attacking the FBI as a corrupt institution, does that strike you as someone who has been unfairly targeted by a corrupt institution or someone who is very concerned about what a legitimate investigation is going to find?
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"Older anti-Trump conservatives will have a hard time with Hillary's twenty-five-year history of being in the political eye, but they may ultimately just say to themselves that, as corrupt as she may be, at least she's predictably corrupt," Miller noted.
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Rueda is just the latest of 10 individuals who have pleaded guilty in the DOJ's investigation, raising questions about doing business with PDVSA without violating the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, which prohibits U.S. companies from engaging in corrupt activities in foreign countries.
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The doubt spread by a balkanized and partisan press was Trump's friend in 2016: Maybe Trump seems corrupt and racist, maybe he's hiding something in those tax returns he won't release, maybe he lies a lot, but isn't Hillary Clinton corrupt, too?
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If obstruction statutes cannot stop Mr. Trump from shutting down an investigation even if he did so with a corrupt motive, then Justice Department procedures and regulations also cannot stop him from ordering an investigation into his political opponents for corrupt reasons.
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Designating corrupt Lebanese businessmen and officials under the Global Magnitsky Act would offer a tangible response to the persistent demands of Lebanese protesters because such action would target corrupt individuals from all sects and complement the anti-sectarian rhetoric of the Lebanese street.
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The Dhaka trio also function as their own private poser patrol, mowing down the false and the corrupt (Bangladesh ranked as the 145th least corrupt nation out of 175 countries surveyed in 2016) with their socially and politically conscious brand of buzzsaw thrash.
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Populist regimes are often corrupt and spendthrift, and usually fail to make people better off.
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We do not have to accept a choice forced on us by a corrupt system.
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The police were notoriously corrupt, and readers' appetites for bloody, moralistic crime stories were insatiable.
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The health sector in OECD countries is ranked in the bottom third of corrupt institutions.
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In less than a year, we took down a weak mayor and a corrupt government.
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Discussing how power and authority could potentially corrupt good police officers, Welles pivoted to Shull.
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At best, FIFA is guilty of simply standing by while a corrupt organization represents them.
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Now, tonight, we&aposre going to have a direct message for the corrupt FBI investigator.
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Nixon [also] praised Batista's government, which was very corrupt and tied in with the Mafia.
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The act sanctions companies for bribing foreign officials and accounting failures related to corrupt payments.
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She's basically saying ... the information was there, why didn't Meek's team expose the corrupt cops?
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If not, the machinery itself, not the people who run it, become corroded and corrupt.
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"To conceal his corrupt relationship with the franchise owner," Weinreb clarified during the press conference.
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Why do we work so hard in working with the media when it is corrupt?
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