The art of a transplant is said to be maximizing graft versus leukemia while minimizing graft versus host.
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Rather it is a between "team graft" (the donor) and "team host" (the recipient), inside the patient's body: graft vs.
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A surgeon had to improvise when a tool used to prepare a skin graft was broken and the graft failed.
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ANTI-GRAFT DRIVE President Xi Jinping has embarked upon a sweeping campaign against deep-rooted graft since assuming power in late 2012.
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In August the head of the anti-graft committee for China's Ministry of Finance was himself put under investigation for suspected graft.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - The former general manager of Sinopec Group will be prosecuted for alleged graft, China's anti-graft watchdog said on Tuesday.
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Vizcarra took office a year ago to replace Kuczynski after he resigned in a graft scandal, and has made fighting graft the centerpiece of his government.
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On April 9, China's graft watchdog announced an investigation into Xiang, the most senior financial regulator to be probed as part of a government fight against graft.
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But this kind of graft doesn't necessarily distort the policymaking process in the way the other kind of graft — where people who want favors from Trump pay him money — does.
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BUCHAREST, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Romania's government has withdrawn a graft decree decriminalising some graft offences, Calin Tariceanu, head of ALDE party - a junior partner of the ruling Social Democrats said on Saturday.
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Another aim of the FDN is to help fight graft.
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The company claims it was a victim of the graft.
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Hundreds of thousands of officials have been punished for graft.
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They remain tainted by years of mismanagement and perceived graft.
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Institutions to catch and prosecute graft remain pliable and neglected.
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TI highlights the inverse relationship between graft and free speech.
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Widespread graft and patronage also constrain the country's economic potential.
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Mr Peña's government has been dogged by allegations of graft.
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"I have smuggled graft everywhere in the world," said Savani.
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Graft is a big issue in Brazil's and Mexico's elections.
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Its CEO and other executives were imprisoned for graft offences.
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Separately, prosecutors want to investigate Tariceanu in a graft case.
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She was acquitted on a further three counts of graft.
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You feel you have to graft it onto your life.
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An enormous graft scheme has hobbled the national oil company.
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Headlines rotate daily charges of graft, nepotism and influence peddling.
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Now, can you imagine the graft that must take place?
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He has since been convicted in a second graft trial.
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The state apparatus is customized for graft, ineptitude and corruption.
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The graft probe will not disrupt preparations, however, Kalla added.
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The proposed changes come soon after China passed a new supervision law and set up a powerful anti-graft commission to extend the graft fight to all state employees, whether party officials or not.
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The change comes after China passed a new supervision law in March and set up a powerful anti-graft commission to extend the graft fight to all state employees, whether party officials or not.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's crackdown on graft has created an atmosphere in which people are increasingly too afraid to be corrupt, the top official in one of the country's most graft-plagued provinces said on Tuesday.
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The new National Supervision Commission will work with the Communist Party's anti-graft body, the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, expanding the purview of Xi's anti-graft campaign to include employees at state-backed institutions.
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One of these metrics is patient and graft survival, said Klassen.
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On the other side, they can fat graft from my stomach.
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However, critics accuse him of cronyism and failing to tackle graft.
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Netanyahu's election prospects have been clouded by graft allegations against him.
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Graft accusations have been levelled against ministers in the new government.
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Mexico cannot stop graft without the institutions Mr López Obrador scorns.
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Lula himself is serving a 12-year jail sentence for graft.
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Lima said the Odebrecht testimony would shock even graft-weary Brazilians.
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It also leads to debilitating skin sores at her graft site.
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Last year, the government said it would prosecute him for graft.
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Shores and a surgical team removed the graft later that day.
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Seabury quickly exposed significant Tammany graft in the New York administration.
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However, anti-graft measures will be tougher to tackle, he said.
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Odebrecht is at the center of Brazil's biggest-ever graft scandal.
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Brussels has praised Romanian magistrates for their efforts to curb graft.
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He told the new ministers to tackle graft and streamline bureaucracy.
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Investors long shrugged off the graft that permeated Brazil's political system.
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After decades of passive acceptance, Brazilians are fed up with graft.
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The president has been very firm on his fight against graft.
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His tourism minister quit on Thursday after a new graft allegation.
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In the impeachment case, she is not facing charges of graft.
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Lula is serving a 12-year sentence for a graft conviction.
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Graft is widespread and basic services like power and water lacking.
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Government critics say internal power struggles also fuel the graft crackdown.
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The information on high-level graft was sensitive, Mr. Skripal said.
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Khaleda, 74, was jailed in 2018 following her conviction for graft.
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In some countries, it has been a glistening source of graft.
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Four of the past nine mayors have been arrested for graft.
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FIFA is going through the worst graft scandal in its history.
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Colom is not the first Guatemalan leader to face graft accusations.
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Such graft and cronyism are the very essence of their grievances.
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Does this mean we Israelis don't care about corruption and graft?
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The proposal was then dropped as graft scandals consumed Temer's government.
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In March 2014, the police uncovered a graft scheme at Petrobras.
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This reliance on informal income sources has sometimes crossed into graft.
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China's graft watchdog on April 9 also announced an investigation into the chairman of the country's insurance regulator, Xiang Junbo, the most senior financial regulator to be investigated as part of a government fight against graft.
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Last March, China overhauled its graft fighting machinery with legislation for a National Supervisory Commission, widening the graft watchdog's power to all state employees and putting its controversial detention and interrogation methods on a legal basis.
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Analysts view the reforms as an institutionalization of the fight on graft, embodying a shift in emphasis from rooting out financial graft and Xi's political enemies to enforcing instructions from the top leadership and punishing negligence.
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A former vice president, Vizcarra has emerged as an unlikely champion of an anti-graft movement since taking office last year to replace Kuczynski after he resigned in one of several graft scandals that have discredited institutions.
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Voters' anger over long-running graft fueled the ascent of Bolsonaro, a far-right politician who served 30 years as a fringe lawmaker, but rose to power on the back of pledges to end graft in Brasilia.
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Atanas Maina, the managing director of Kenya Railways, rejected the graft accusations.
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But we've gone way past expertise and are headed directly into graft.
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And Paragraf still faces the hard graft of proving out their claims.
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Sovac head Mourad Eulmi is being investigated for graft, which he denies.
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The al-Sanea case is separate from the main anti-graft campaign.
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Malaysia's anti-graft agency is investigating allegations by Britain's Serious Fraud Office.
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Federal prosecutors, however, say Lopez was an integral part in the graft.
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Brazil's unprecedented sprawling graft investigations have been built on plea-bargain testimony.
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Crucially, policymakers see the potential to reduce graft in Indonesia's public programes.
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Accusations of graft had swirled around him long before the 1MDB affair.
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They had to graft and they took it from her right leg.
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America's activism is prompting other countries to improve their own graft-busting.
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But there is considerable discontent over high unemployment, inflation and alleged graft.
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Lula already was facing four other graft cases before the new charges.
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The report cited the provincial anti-graft agency and did not elaborate.
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This month an anti-graft watchdog alleged influence-peddling in Zuma's government.
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Together they control an alternate economy — that of exploitation, graft and drugs.
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The complainant bringing the lawsuit is no longer an anti-graft official.
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The legislation included significant measures designed to reduce graft, corruption, and waste.
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Slovaks have been especially outraged by graft in the health-care sector.
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The graft was worth 4.8 billion rupiah ($333,000), broadcaster Berita Satu reported.
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Mexican journalists who have reported on graft and corruption have died mysteriously.
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The former leader already faces another six separate trials on graft charges.
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Jacob Zuma's government in South Africa is riven by graft and incompetence.
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He is using the party's own thuggish investigators to take on graft.
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"We are not asking for this level of graft," the workers wrote.
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Many of those accusing her are themselves suspected of fraud and graft.
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Graft is widespread and basic services like power and water are lacking.
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Najib has consistently denied wrongdoing in connection with alleged graft involving 1MDB.
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But critics say Mr. Djukanovic tended toward authoritarian rule and tolerated graft.
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Was it easy to graft that sort of thing onto the original?
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Another former prime minister accused of graft did not fare as well.
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Transparency International found that Iraqis overwhelmingly suspected graft within their own government.
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She has painful bone spurs and still needs a pelvic bone graft.
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Lying to the public has already had consequences beyond waste and graft.
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The former governor and his wife are in prison on graft charges.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China pledged to banish abuse in graft investigations and urged foreign diplomats to help "weave a cooperative network against corruption", as it tries to build international support for President Xi Jinping's four-year war on graft.
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He said he wants an early end to the current presidential and congressional terms to end an impasse over his anti-graft reforms and to rebuild trust in voters following back-to-back graft scandals in recent years.
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Under the same dosage and training procedures, normal animals acquired preference to cocaine, whereas host animals with the skin graft showed no such preference, indicating skin graft of the hBChE-cells efficiently blocks the cocaine-induced reward effect.
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Voters' anger over long-running graft fueled the ascent of President Jair Bolsonaro, a far-right politician who served 30 years as a fringe lawmaker, but rose to power on the back of pledges to end graft in Brasilia.
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Najib has denied allegations of links to Altantuya or graft during the deal.
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SRC is also the subject of graft and money-laundering probes in Malaysia.
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Netanyahu faces his own criminal investigations in a series of ongoing graft probes.
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Her departure raised doubts about Romania&aposs commitment to fight high-level graft.
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The powerful position is key to combating graft in the European Union country.
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Newcomer and anti-graft party Save Romania Union (USR)won around 9 percent.
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Odebrecht has been at the center of a massive Latin America graft scandal.
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Is it possible to surgically graft a mullet to a can of beer?
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Guatemalan lawmakers and anti-graft proponents have been locking horns in recent months.
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Zambia's main independent paper, which used to squeal about graft, was shut down.
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But many of the woes are self-inflicted from rampant graft, he said.
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A similar proportion said graft had grown worse over the previous 12 months.
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Her critics claim she turned a blind eye to graft when finance minister.
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As a first step he would strengthen the KPK, Indonesia's anti-graft body.
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But federal prosecutors who discovered the graft scheme at Petrobras criticized Rousseff's approach.
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Iranians across the country want higher wages and an end to alleged graft.
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Merit-based hiring was the only aspect of bureaucracies that consistently reduced graft.
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A ruling in the first graft case against him is expected by July.
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Xiang is the highest-ranking financial regulator being investigated for graft to date.
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Matt says she'll likely undergo a skin graft procedure in the near future.
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The purge comes years after industry analysts began criticizing PDVSA for widespread graft.
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Mr Xi has already turned his guns on graft, imprisoning dozens of generals.
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The hard graft of teasing out their secrets now offers less immediate spectacle.
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Rzeppa had the cancerous spot removed and, later, he underwent a skin graft.
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Mr Xi's anti-graft war has often made little difference to ordinary people.
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As deputy finance minister, Jonas has been an outspoken critic of government graft.
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They say it will hurt Indonesia's anti-graft efforts and protect tax evaders.
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Powerful lawmakers fending off their own graft charges led the effort against her.
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But some of those accusing her are themselves suspected of fraud and graft.
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Investigators have uncovered stunning levels of graft engulfing Brazil's political and business elites.
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His call drew thousands of anti-graft protesters onto the streets in opposition.
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But keep in mind that corruption is more than old-fashioned political graft.
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Support for Lopez Obrador at the time was battered by the graft scandal.
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However, his administration has battled allegations of graft during the past two years.
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Kirchner's administration that have prompted blistering critiques of Argentina's shortcomings in tackling graft.
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He is under scrutiny over testimony linking him to a colossal graft scandal.
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The infection didn't eat the ACL graft, which is the worst case scenario.
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His son-in-law, Gebran Bassil, has been accused of graft and corruption.
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President Muhammadu Buhari had pledged to improve security and crack down on graft.
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The graft involved senior officials and touched the highest echelon of the department.
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Things weren't necessarily destined to be that way until he started to graft.
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Mr. Zuma often said critics exaggerated the level of graft in his administration.
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The military has struggled with scandals ranging from abuse to graft to espionage.
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But questions remain over whether the next elected government will continue tackling graft.
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But you can't just graft European and American aesthetics onto Chinese art history.
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He has denied the charges against him, which include graft and organized crime.
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Lawmakers frequently attack the anti-graft commission and want to reduce its powers.
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Ja&aposbari has responded to skin graft treatments, and has defied the odds.
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Not surprisingly, the Osage became popular targets for theft, graft and mercenary marriage.
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The idea that Britain has a graft problem may come as a surprise.
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Authorities in six countries are investigating alleged money laundering and graft at 1MDB.
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Jokowi did little as parliament passed legislation gutting the country's anti-graft watchdog.
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The Ministry of State Security is also still recovering from a graft scandal.
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He issued former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's prison order for graft.
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Like the president, he has said graft must be attacked by strengthening institutions.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Two Chinese men who fled abroad after being suspected of corruption have returned home to face charges, China's anti-graft watchdog said on Friday, the latest suspects caught up in a sweeping campaign by the leadership to tackle graft.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has fired 20 people, including colonels and a general, over accusations of fraud and graft in purchases of military medical supplies, his spokesman said on Monday, the latest step in a sweeping battle on graft.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's sports establishment must learn the lessons from a corruption scandal involving a former deputy sports minister, continue to root out graft, and curb a win-at-all costs mentality, the country's top graft-buster said on Friday.
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Officials are wary of quantifying the total loss, but a former head of the government's anti-graft watchdog told Reuters in 2016 that around $6 billion, a third of the annual state budget, was lost to graft in Kenya every year.
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Duterte took power on a platform of battling crime, drugs and graft, but is himself being investigated by an independent anti-graft body over allegations of non-disclosure of wealth when he was mayor of the southern city of Davao.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysia appointed a new chief of its anti-graft agency on Friday, replacing a previous head who stepped down two years before his term ended amid a high-profile graft investigation linked to Prime Minister Najib Razak.
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Hungary refuses to join the European Public Prosecutor's Office, a new anti-graft body.
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Its EU accession was held up partly by concerns over organized crime and graft.
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Fujimori, 79, is serving a 25-year sentence for graft and human rights crimes.
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Called Lost Hope it's the fourth in their Art&Graft Studio Film® series.
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He needed an urgent corneal graft to keep his eye from losing integrity altogether.
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From Afghanistan to Kenya, graft fuels terrorist groups like the Taliban and al-Shabaab.
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Changjiang is the latest Chinese brokerage to be targeted by the anti-graft body.
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It is also the subject of a corruption probe by China's top graft watchdog.
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Bolsonaro has tapped into disillusionment with a weak economy, political graft and rising violence.
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Former PetroChina vice chairman Liao Yongyuan has also been charged with graft, Xinhua said.
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He and his allies in congress are likely to resist a crackdown on graft.
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The DNA has convicted thousands of people of graft, including many high-ranking officials.
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Fighting graft, nepotism and oligarchic power is seldom easy but Sofia's record is poor.
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Growing allegations of graft involving Olympic projects are also tarnishing memories of the Games.
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But when it comes to hard graft, the right-wingers come out in force.
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The prime minister was questioned this week by police over fraud and graft allegations.
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From immigration to impeachment, guns to graft, it seems we're divided on every topic.
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You could graft for a hundred-thousand years and not be ready for Megan!
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Corruption is a major issue at the ballot box after high-profile graft scandals.
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But growth has been slowing following a graft scandal and heavy floods this year.
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Wang had been widely credited with the success and vigor of the graft fight.
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Last year it blew the whistle on graft at FIFA, football's global governing body.
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Aeroplane manufacturers are even worse than airlines and are a ready source of graft.
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Ms Aldana decided to run for the presidency to defend her anti-graft project.
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This time, millions of southerners voted instead for political novices committed to fighting graft.
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A graft-busting treasury chief was assassinated by men in military uniform in 2012.
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Fujimori is now serving a 25-year sentence for human rights crimes and graft.
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Romania's leaders endlessly seek to weaken anti-graft laws that might otherwise ensnare them.
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The KPK, or anti-graft agency, was set up under Ms Megawati, in 2002.
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Their relationship is part of the focus of a graft inquiry backed by Ramaphosa.
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Imagine receiving postoperative care after your bypass graft surgery at a Skilled Nursing Facility.
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The arrests on Wednesday are the latest high-profile episode of graft in Italy.
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Police also arrested her brother-in-law and seized documents pertaining to graft accusations.
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The cases against Gordhan have also distracted from several graft scandals swirling around Zuma.
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Yet some officials are afraid to do anything that might attract graft-busters' attention.
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It's easy to hate Megan because she doesn't need to graft, like, at all.
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The graft probe coincides with the winding down of Latvia's third-largest bank, ABLV.
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He was later jailed for the first time on charges of sodomy and graft.
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Xi warned last week though that graft remained the biggest threat to the party.
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Thursday also saw justice minister Francois Bayrou outline plans for new anti-graft legislation.
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Beijing's anti-graft drive has netted mostly government officials, not private businessmen, she said.
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There were two cases of graft failure, both in the eight-week recovery group.
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The growing commercial role of local governments has, in turn, multiplied opportunities for graft.
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SÁ DENIES THE GRAFT ACCUSATIONS, MADE BY A MIDDLEMAN IN OIL TRADING BRIBERY CASE
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But Mr. Netanyahu is suspected of bribery and other crimes in three graft cases.
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Mr Jones has not been charged, but fellow bosses' graft casts a poor light.
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It sent his cancer into remission, but left him with graft-versus-host disease.
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Changjiang is the latest Chinese brokerage to be targeted by the anti-graft watchdog.
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She is the second mayor to have resigned over graft allegations in a decade.
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When the surgeons did the meniscal repair, they said my ACL graft had failed.
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America's effort to combat graft in central and eastern Europe is now in trouble.
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A skin graft therapy could potentially introduce the needed protein into the blood stream.
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Mr. Bo was sentenced to life in prison for graft and abuse of power.
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You graft onto a new family the way I did when my mother remarried.
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Golunov is well known in Russia for his investigations into graft in the capital.
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In an unusual step, Wu Yuliang, deputy head of the top graft watchdog, the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI), briefed representatives of 113 diplomatic missions and 13 international bodies on Thursday about efforts to fight graft, the official Xinhua News Agency said.
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Xiang, the highest-ranking financial regulator being investigated for graft to date, was expelled from the Communist Party last year after China's anti-graft watchdog said he had "committed serious violations of political discipline and rules" in order to serve personal political interests.
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To their surprise, researchers also discovered that the donors in a double cord blood transplant seem to battle for dominance, a curious "graft-versus-graft" phenomenon that almost always results in the victor dominating the recipient's new bone marrow and blood cells.
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Tens of thousands of protesters took to the streets in at least 18 states on Sunday in support of the sprawling Operation Car Wash graft investigation that drove Ms. Rousseff's impeachment for breaking budget laws, although she was never personally accused of graft.
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Such quips about Guatemala's endemic graft helped propel Mr Morales to the presidency in 22017.
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The graft surgery Ettinger received on his legs also inspired his interest in life restoration.
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Blood vessels migrated into the transplanted tissue and the graft was healing after a month.
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Opponents say he has been slow to act and failed to stop high-level graft.
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The video purported to show her father's graft conviction had been the result of blackmail.
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Odebrecht, Latin America's largest construction firm, is at the center of a global graft scandal.
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Liu was put under investigation in August for "serious disciplinary violations", a euphemism for graft.
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Jokowi needs to simplify investment rules, police a graft-prone bureaucracy and streamline state enterprises.
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After 20 skin-graft reconstructions, the survivor stopped counting the number of operations she'd had.
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Few countries have Singapore's graft-free civil service and polity, which make technocratic excellence easier.
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Bribes and graft, ranging from the petty to the stratospheric, are a fact of life.
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The ruling Sandinistas' mismanagement and graft has left the public-pension pot all but empty.
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He seems uninterested in creating the independent institutions needed to expose and prosecute graft effectively.
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Another idea might be to graft a customs union on to a British EEA deal.
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Many Tunisians complain graft remains widespread despite a democratic transition since 2011 with free elections.
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She struggled with graft versus host disease, in which the new immune system attacks organs.
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Politicians and even royals in Spain have been engulfed in graft scandals in recent years.
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Partly as a result, policy under Mr Trump has lost its focus on fighting graft.
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As in China, the line between fighting graft and purging political enemies is often blurred.
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Anti-graft hashtags do not go viral in villages, where other needs are more pressing.
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His attacks on graft and campaign against poverty strike a chord, even with Mr Slim.
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Although he oversaw strong economic growth, Mr García's terms were marked by allegations of graft.
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But crime and unemployment have hit the area hard and there is anger about graft.
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Najib has since been charged with graft over 1MDB, the fund he founded in 2009.
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The anti-graft agency has been on a tear, going after politicians and business executives.
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Its lead product, SkinTE can be used instead of or along with a skin graft.
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Dozens of government officials and business people are facing various charges over the graft case.
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The country's anti-graft agency accused him of "serious disciplinary violations", a euphemism for corruption.
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For many foreigners, it confirms Romania's reputation as a kleptocracy riddled with malfeasance and graft.
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Though not accused of directly profiting from the graft, he oversaw Egypt's food-subsidy programme.
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Still, it's not easy to graft a tidy narrative onto this off-year election cycle.
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He was replaced in August and questioned on suspicion of graft, Reuters reported last month.
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The postwar landscape will probably play host to extremists, entrepreneurs of violence and widespread graft.
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But under reforms started last year the military now has a dedicated graft-fighting division.
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The problem has been ignored, even by India's most anti-graft-minded leader in decades.
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Many trumpet his ambitious building projects, forgetting that development and graft went hand in hand.
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The two-year graft investigation into Petrobras is the driving force behind Brazil's political turbulence.
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Former President Jacob Zuma was removed from office last year after years of graft probes.
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Of those, 17 were CCDI staffers who were put under investigation for graft, it said.
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In April, the IMF said Ukraine's anti-graft drive had yet to achieve "concrete results".
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The party's graft watchdog said last year Zhang had abused his power and taken bribes.
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He lives in self-exile to avoid a graft conviction he says was politically motivated.
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Even before Mr. Huang's downfall, dozens of Tianjin officials had been toppled in graft inquiries.
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" Bruno's backgammon-hustling agent is another American expat who "conducted an invisible orchestra of graft.
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Salvadorans are fed up with graft scandals, and many welcomed news of the CICIES' creation.
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The combination of graft and plutocracy shows every sign of being a huge political loser.
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"They graft these new lyrics onto it because it's easy to do it," McWhirter said.
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Many doubt he can eliminate graft or come up with the windfall he has promised.
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Testimony yesterday in the federal graft trial of Joseph Percoco, a close adviser to Gov.
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Its heads were early examples of hard-charging prosecutors now fighting graft across Latin America.
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Graft and brutality are no less widespread in Islamist Iran than in nominally secularist Algeria.
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However, without the same international backing, its replacement may struggle to combat high-level graft.
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A major anti-graft campaign also kept the very rich from openly flaunting their wealth.
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Mr. Ma was expelled from the Communist Party and is being prosecuted on graft charges.
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Instead of congratulations, you're pregnant, it's more like bad news, you need a gum graft.
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Perhaps he thinks a bit of graft is the price for getting stuff built quickly.
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Morales' predecessor, former president Otto Perez, is currently behind bars, awaiting trial on graft charges.
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An anti-graft watchdog has said the majority of its investigations involve members of parliament.
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Bolsonaro, a former army captain, is running on an anti-graft, law-and-order campaign.
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Lula, who easily leads opinion polls, is banned from running because of a graft conviction.
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He shook his bandaged head, still recovering from a painful skin graft from his thigh.
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LIMA, Peru — In this seaside capital, the tales of graft were multiplying like the potholes.
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Lula has been convicted in a second graft trial and faces at least eight more.
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They were not part and parcel of the corruption crime or the graft crime itself.
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Under Mr. Zuma, the once-heroic party of liberation became identified with graft and incompetence.
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"People are trying to graft the narrative for Hezbollah's trajectory onto an individual," he says.
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The real story, as usual, is [graft/incompetence/Anthony Michael Hall being named Surgeon General].
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It will also expand the graft campaign's purview to include employees at state-backed institutions.
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Officials who are targeted by the anti-graft campaign often vanish for weeks or months.
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Hirsch added that as opposed to other graft patients, parts of the new skin on this boy shows some hair follicles and the patient does not need to use ointment, which is something other graft patients tend to require for the rest of their life.
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DAR ES SALAAM (Reuters) - Tanzania's anti-graft watchdog said on Thursday it had frozen the assets of its chief accountant and planned to charge him with corruption, part of an aggressive anti-graft drive in which thousands of officials have already lost their jobs.
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Xi has acknowledged that rampant graft and scandals over officials' extravagant lifestyles risked the party's legitimacy.
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The graft scandal and recession have crushed popularity for President Dilma Rousseff, who is facing ouster.
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Both Alvarez and Barboza also made Pettis graft for the full 15 minutes of their meetings.
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Molefe has denied any wrongdoing after being implicated in a report by the anti-graft watchdog.
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The United States, Canada and Australia are among the places that graft suspects have fled to.
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Frustration over graft and poor governance led to people staging huge, peaceful protests in June (pictured).
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Dozens of his targets were forced to resign or retire, but no major graft was uncovered.
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Our next two crooked politicians hail fromstates that have raised graft to practically an art form.
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Mr López Obrador imagines, preposterously, that reducing graft will pay for most of what he wants.
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And the chronicle corruption all over the place, you say graft goes on everywhere on America.
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Asa'ad is thin and prematurely grey; his rheumy eyes tell of a life of hard graft.
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Lopez Obrador won office promising to root out graft, claiming he could save billions of dollars.
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Odebrecht's involvement in a graft scandal in Brazil has delayed conclusion of the deal, they said.
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The phrase "serious disciplinary violations" is often used by Chinese authorities in reference to graft investigations.
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It said he must "walk the talk on graft" that has exacerbated the country's economic decline.
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The EU and U.S. have also criticised the previous government for watering down anti-graft legislation.
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Barzani said winning back hearts and minds was therefore a leading priority, as was tackling graft.
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The region's new anti-graft bodies are investigating with voracity, taking notes from their Brazilian analogs.
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Previous attempts to decriminalize several graft offences via decree triggered the largest street protests in decades.
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Prosecutors charged Temer last month in a graft scheme involving JBS SA, the world's biggest meatpacker.
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Many projects have been delayed due to the collapse in oil revenues or to graft accusations.
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"Buhari is deeply suspicious of politicians because of Nigeria's history of graft," said one Western diplomat.
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Yang's fall is also hot on the heels of an anti-graft probe at Meituan Dianping.
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"I've put the graft there, now it's your job to keep it there," she said sternly.
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They are also self-inflicted, economists say, a consequence of flawed policies and enormous graft scandals.
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Voters elected Bolsonaro to end years of graft and rising violence, and kick-start the economy.
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Washington accuses Maduro of rigging his re-election last year, committing graft and violating human rights.
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Despite Kenya's notorious graft, it is unprecedented for a sitting minister to be arrested for corruption.
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A PRIME-TIME window opened this year onto sleaze, sex, graft and murder in Chinese politics.
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In February, he was convicted in another graft case and sentenced to 13 years in prison.
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The so-called Car Wash investigation is the biggest graft probe yet carried out in Brazil.
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Malaysia's anti-graft agency also said Najib had been arrested, according to state news agency Bernama.
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Radio Zet reported that the anti-graft agency has detained Idea Bank's former Chief Executive Officer.
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What, exactly, is so unique about this administration in terms of the corruption and the graft?
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Sun is the latest former senior official taken down in President Xi Jinping's war on graft.
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Calls to the Aksu branch of the party's anti-graft watchdog seeking comment were not answered.
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I am forcing someone to rub my scars, my skin graft, to stretch my tight legs.
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During the raging 1970s, 60 Minutes targeted Rock Springs for an exposé on lawlessness and graft.
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They are unprecedented probes into graft, centered on political kickbacks on contracts at state-run firms.
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On Thursday, the supreme court remanded ex-prime minister Abdelmalek Sellal in custody over graft allegations.
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Hong Kong's anti-graft body, the Independent Commission Against Corruption, investigated Mr. Leung's dealings with UGL.
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The story has all the trappings of a juicy affair, including graft and hidden Nazi sympathies.
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In 2015, the agency named Widodo's sole candidate to become police chief as a graft suspect.
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Graft creates incentives for further self-dealing, which distorts economic decision-making and breeds public cynicism.
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A court found him guilty of graft, and he is likely to spend decades in prison.
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The plea bargain arose out of the giant graft investigation involving Petrobras, the national oil company.
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Critics fret that Mr Ramaphosa is moving too slowly to fight graft and kick-start growth.
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Krka also denied Romanian media reports, published earlier this month, alleging graft at its Romanian unit.
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We see the Kim family's struggle and their ingenuity, as well as their graft and avarice.
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But with the speaker, Rodrigo Maia, under investigation for graft, the courts might block that plan.
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Efforts to tackle graft have also borne little results, according to the nongovernmental organization Transparency International.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Britain's war on graft is in danger of falling at the first hurdle.
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Some officials and experts said Tuesday's move was the biggest in decades aimed at fighting graft.
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The country's anti-graft body has previously targeted high-profile politicians and business people, said Harsono.
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Rather than building institutions to fight graft, he offers himself as the main bulwark against it.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore's anti-corruption watchdog said it is reviewing the country's primary anti-graft law.
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But the military, which is often accused of graft, has not always been quick to respond.
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Siemens promised in 24.7 to scrutinize deals for graft, including sales of medical equipment in China.
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But critics say the administration, despite making graft-related arrests, is still crippled by financial malfeasance.
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The case was triggered by a complaint from anti-graft campaigners "Manos Limpias" or "Clean Hands".
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Golunov, 36, is well known inside Russia for his investigations into graft in the Russian capital.
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He faces possible indictment in three graft cases, and has denied wrongdoing in all of them.
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Analysts expect the turnout to equate with a big vote in favor of the anti-graft drive.
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A massive graft investigation known as Operation Car Wash, meanwhile, ensnared scores of business leaders and politicians.
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Almost 300,000 people were charged with graft offenses last year, according to CCDI deputy secretary Wu Yuliang.
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Odebrecht has been at the center of a massive graft scandal that has rippled across Latin America.
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The director's much-celebrated music was the genesis of an atmospheric animation by London studio Art&Graft.
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At least six countries, including Singapore and Switzerland, are investigating alleged graft and money laundering at 1MDB.
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It was disbanded in February due to involvement in the graft scandal that led to Lee's detainment.
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Instead, a graft scandal roiling Latin America has stalled investments and ensnared him in allegations of wrongdoing.
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Think of problems with the new world as graft-versus-host disease — a mutual attempt at rejection.
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The couple's houses are subject to police investigations and Najib gives a statement to anti-graft agency.
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Such emphatic language suggests that the case may involve allegations of political misbehaviour, not just of graft.
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Both analysts and ordinary Armenians say that in only seven months Mr Pashinyan has reined in graft.
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His "dossier" had been handed to the local discipline inspection commission, the ruling Communist Party's graft watchdog.
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He also said last week he expected members of the ruling elite to be prosecuted for graft.
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He promised to improve crumbling roads, ports and airports, remove graft from politics and boost foreign investment.
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It focuses on graft involving oil firm Petroleo Brasileiro, known as Petrobras , and other state-run companies.
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Romanian prosecutors have investigated thousands of public officials in an unprecedented crackdown on graft in recent years.
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Under apartheid there were networks of graft among the armed forces, businessmen and the ruling National Party.
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The scale of the effort is a huge challenge, and such projects are a magnet for graft.
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Rafael Marques de Morais, who investigates graft, is one of two journalists facing jail for their reporting.
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They surged again last week when Lin was jailed for three years on graft and other charges.
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Graft inquiries involving high-profile politicians are common in Peru and usually end with no charges pressed.
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Police and anti-graft agency officials have revived investigations into the fund's missing billions since his ouster.
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Yet Lava Jato faces new challenges, which could reverse the progress Brazil has made against political graft.
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King suffered burns to his legs so severe that he needed a skin graft, according to Today.
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He disbanded the anti-graft task-force he had set up when it started to investigate him.
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Fachin received praise from Sergio Moro, the lower court judge at the center of the graft investigation.
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Brazil's president, Michel Temer, extolled judicial investigations of graft without mentioning his own efforts to avoid prosecution.
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He acted swiftly to preserve his position - sacking critics in his administration and closing a graft investigation.
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Public anger over graft scandals has battered the credibility of the ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party, or PRI.
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The anti-graft watchdog is investigating whether Zuma was influenced by the Guptas to make cabinet appointments.
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Concacaf's members include the United States and Mexico, and Montagliani's three predecessors all were charged with graft.
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But opposing graft and racism and subjugation isn't the same as opposing tax cuts or supporting Obamacare.
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Edra Soto: Graft continues through May 1 at Cuchifritos Gallery (120 Essex Street, Lower East Side, Manhattan).
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According to anti-graft group Transparency International, Bulgaria is the most corrupt state in the European Union.
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Elected to tackle graft and rising violence, right-wing President Jair Bolsonaro has vowed wrongdoers no mercy.
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You can't even skin graft it, because it will just hold the shape of the deformed skin.
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He later faced graft-related charges associated with gas exports to Israel but was cleared in 2014.
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Craxi fled Italy in 1994 after being placed under investigation for graft by the Clean Hands team.
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The fallout was cemented in 2013 after anti-graft police raids that touched on Erdogan's inner circle.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - The prosecutor leading an investigation of graft around state-run oil company Petrobras (PETR4.
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They are also being investigated for graft on venues for the 2014 World Cup and upcoming Olympics.
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But Najib is still widely expected to win the vote, despite being accused of graft and mismanagement.
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In 2015 alone graft-busters said they had punished 336,000 officials, the highest number in 20 years.
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Herron also told me that risks of graft surgery are similar to most periodontal and dental procedures.
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Last year it uncovered graft at the customs agency and brought down the president and vice-president.
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Unlike Ms Rousseff, who was never personally accused of graft, Mr Cunha already faces trial for corruption.
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In January, the head of China's National Bureau of Statistics was put under investigation for suspected graft.
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Protesters say they also want an interior minister who will investigate the graft cases Kuciak reported on.
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Their conversation, at a party, two days before an international summit on graft, has sparked a fuss.
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He has been fighting dissent with even more ruthlessness than he has been waging war on graft.
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It's that underdog tale without any of the work or graft that makes that story so special.
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He also faces a looming indictment in three graft cases, possibly by the end of this month.
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The shake-up imperils broad reforms intended to end violence and graft at the Rikers jail complex.
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The investigation into Ho comes after nine people, including government officials, were investigated for graft in 2015.
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They then 3D print bone graft from this new, promising material and tested it in various experiments.
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Since coming into power, Mr. Buhari has devoted himself to rooting out graft in Africa's largest economy.
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Bulgaria is ranked as the most corrupt European Union member state by anti-graft group Transparency International.
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Shoddy construction is a consistent problem in Brazil, where graft is a fixture of many construction projects.
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Mr Bukele says he wants a Salvadoran version of the graft-busting commission under attack in Guatemala.
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Some viewers conclude that the Communist Party is irredeemably corrupt, not that it is bravely fighting graft.
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He covered suspected tax fraud and other graft by people with links to Smer and other parties.
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The World Anti-Doping Agency report cited graft among international officials and suggested the scandal could widen.
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Unlike some skin graft patients, he doesn't require any ointment to keep his skin smooth and hydrated.
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Graft is rampant in the east African country, but the arrest of top government officials is rare.
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He is the latest former high-ranking official to be arrested over suspected graft since the election.
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The purge comes years after industry analysts and opposition politicians began criticizing PDVSA management for widespread graft.
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And because sunburn could trigger a severe graft-versus-host reaction, the sun is now his enemy.
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He has said that police and prosecutors should be strengthened in the fight to root out graft.
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If your gum recession is extreme, you need to see a periodontist and consider a gum graft.
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Campaigners agreed that graft and a lack of political will had hampered efforts to address human trafficking.
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It is a graft which shoots up, a sap which circulates, a vegetation which starts forth anew.
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But I was less taken by Mr. Rau's attempt to graft Aeschylus onto the destroyed Iraqi city.
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Around the world, some politicians require graft for sustenance; gustatory metaphors and euphemisms are not uniquely American.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces possible graft charges and his coalition has been weakened by a defection.
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The doctors placed the cheek-cell skin graft over the surgical opening and injected fat around it.
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Economic reforms generate sudden riches that are ripe targets for extravagant graft, particularly by powerful state actors.
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The government could start by increasing penalties for tax evasion and amending India's outdated anti-graft laws.
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"They said we'll wait until after the bone graft to approve more physical therapy," Ms. Paez said.
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It has blamed a small group of wrongdoers for the ills and promised a war on graft.
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A drive against graft that started in Brazil left many hoping for a fairer, more equal region.
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So long as he's good for our property values, he can graft his way to the apocalypse.
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Surgeons repaired it using a hamstring graft, which at the time was newer and showed faster recovery.
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But Putin told government officials earlier this month he was dismayed by the level of graft there.
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His injuries included a collapsed lung and broken ribs, and later he underwent extensive skin graft surgery.
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Activists say revisions to the law approved by parliament last week will hurt the fight against graft.
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The justice minister resigned yesterday amid mass protests over government efforts to decriminalize some forms of graft.
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Sharif was convicted of corruption by an anti-graft court in July and jailed for 10 years.
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Liberal professional-class cosmopolitans grew disgusted with urban graft and devoted themselves to good-government municipal reforms.
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A Chinese billionaire in the United States accused senior leaders of graft, using his platform on Twitter.
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As far as graft goes, it doesn't seem to vary all that much from country to country.
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The anti-graft agency, a lawyer for Low and Shahrol did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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The testimonies, part of the country's biggest ever graft investigation, are expected to name dozens of prominent politicians.
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There have been other murky claims of alleged graft, but nothing has given rise to any criminal charge.
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To supporters of Ramaphosa, the victory was an endorsement of his anti-graft agenda after replacing Jacob Zuma.
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The surgeon takes a graft, usually of the patellar tendon, and uses it to build a new ACL.
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The draft includes measures to monitor the finances of those suspected of graft, to avoid their fleeing overseas.
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Pakistan has for decades been plagued by rivalry between the military and civilian politicians and by pervasive graft.
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It is a further sign that Romania's anti-graft drive, a model for the region, is slowing down.
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Many suspect a recent crackdown on gift-giving to officials will do nothing to stop high-level graft.
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And corruption is widespread: The former first lady was arrested in connection to a graft case in February.
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Regulators in the U.S. and Britain are investigating banks' ties to the escalating graft probe in South Africa.
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Temer was charged last month in connection with a graft scheme involving JBS SA, the world's biggest meatpacker.
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Nonetheless, there has been persistent speculation that the graft crackdown is also about Xi taking down his rivals.
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In an anti-corruption crackdown last November, authorities detained scores of senior officials on charges of alleged graft.
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The deal has taken longer to close because of Odebrecht's involvement in a Brazil graft scandal, they said.
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He took office in 2011 on an anti-corruption platform, but allegations of graft have dogged his tenure.
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Several eastern European countries, such as the three Baltic states, have built robust democracies, largely free from graft.
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Last year he had been disqualified from holding office by the country's Supreme Court in a graft case.
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The foreign-exchange regime, which allocates currency to industries the government wants to support, is riddled with graft.
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If Mr Morales can shut it down, that will encourage other presidents tempted to stymie the graft-busters.
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Anti-graft investigators issued a notice in November calling for Paul Stadlen to assist in their 1MDB probe.
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These include 783 payments made to Mr Zuma by a former financial adviser who was convicted of graft.
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The new anti-graft chief has said Najib, who denies any wrongdoing, could face criminal charges "very soon."
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He is the most senior financial regulator to be targeted by the Chinese government's ongoing fight against graft.
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Some businessmen welcomed it, hoping that a reduction in graft and cronyism will create space for young entrepreneurs.
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He went on to rule the new country, with maximum guile and graft, for the next 21 years.
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The anti-graft campaign has sapped the motivation of officials while leaving the rotten system around them intact.
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The bloc never recovered from a graft scandal in 2015 involving her son (though not the president herself).
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Now the Bolsonaro family itself is facing scrutiny from investigators, which may cool its enthusiasm for graft-busting.
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That figure may be too optimistic, and represents only a fraction of what graft has cost the kingdom.
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Temer is being investigated in connection with a political graft scheme involving JBS SA, the world's largest meatpacker.
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I've already done the graft and the live thing, so now I need to pack it with music.
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August - Malaysia's anti-graft agency says the money deposited into Najib's account was a donation, not from 1MDB.
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The Brotherhood, which claims to have 5,000 members, blames graft and cronyism for Uganda's high rate of underemployment.
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The security challenges have been worsened by a political void after top local officials quit over graft charges.
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Ordinary Filipinos care more about their own poverty and about lower-level graft: sticky-fingered bureaucrats and policemen.
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Voter Louie Valenzuela, told news agency AFP that he saw graft as a main issue in the election.
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A former anti-graft official, Charnchai Issarasenanark, had filed a lawsuit against executives from both firms last year.
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Palocci has been in jail since 2016 and was found guilty in a different graft trial last year.
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But the men's burns were so bad, doctors had to graft skin from their legs to heal them.
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Those comments were ridiculed online, where many criticized the rising violence and graft that have stained his administration.
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President Uhuru Kenyatta promised to tackle graft when he was elected in 2013, but results have been slow.
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China has persistently denied its war on graft is about political maneuvering or Xi taking down his enemies.
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Though the protests are officially against graft broadly, much of the frustration and anger is aimed at Zuma.
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He had planned to cut the number of ministries from 29 to 15 to reduce graft and patronage.
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They said he then intended to seek additional money from the agents to use for future graft payments.
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He was released from the hospital on Sunday and was lucky enough not to need a skin graft.
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As our leader article argues, there are a number steps that governments can take to reduce this graft.
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The task will be close to impossible unless it is part of a nationwide push to fight graft.
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In his closing statement, Attorney-General Tommy Thomas said Najib had orchestrated graft at 1MDB "like an emperor".
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President Hassan Rouhani has publicly complained about the Guards' outsize role in the economy, and the accompanying graft.
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Or find other fruit growers who will swap little sprigs of favorite cultivars, which you can then graft.
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China's anti-graft agency is investigating offences allegedly committed by a former vice-mayor of Beijing, Chen Gang.
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Authorities in at least six countries are investigating alleged graft and money laundering at 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB).
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Ms. Surita, 60, who has battled graft charges, said she remained committed to improving life in her city.
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Graft, particularly in the oil sector on which Nigeria relies, has taken large sums from the country's coffers.
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On Thursday, the party's anticorruption agency announced the expulsion of two powerful officials for graft and other abuses.
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Under President Xi Jinping, China aims to trim expenses to reduce graft and build a more transparent government.
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Transfusions can cause allergic reactions, immunological problems (including graft versus host as with organ transplant), and difficulty breathing.
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Morales' predecessor, former President Otto Perez, is currently behind bars, awaiting trial on graft charges uncovered by CICIG.
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Insiders, however, say Maduro is also using the graft purge to sideline political rivals in the OPEC member.
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She gained notoriety for living a lavish lifestyle that critics saw as a symbol of impunity and graft.
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But if people hoped that these parties would take on Slovakia's graft problem, they have been sorely disappointed.
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President Buhari must do far more to combat graft and provide jobs and services in the afflicted regions.
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Brussels, which keeps Romania's justice system under special monitoring, has praised magistrates for their efforts to curb graft.
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Or that Lula, as this leftist icon is universally known, is serving a 12-year sentence for graft.
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"An important cadre of genes that mediates graft rejection was near uniform across different cheetahs," Dr. O'Brien said.
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The Public Protector, a constitutionally-mandated anti-graft watchdog, said on Wednesday that the investigation had been finalised.
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The tactic dramatically reduced the rate of graft failure, in which the recipient's body rejects the new cells.
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Putting a donor's T cells into an unmatched recipient, Delaney says, would trigger fatal graft-versus-host disease.
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Najib is already facing 32 money laundering, graft and breach of trust charges over transactions linked to 1MDB.
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Federer makes it all look so easy but loose-limbed displays like this require some graft these days.
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It's an utterly ridiculous task, attempting to graft a storyline onto a highlight reel of an expansive oeuvre.
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The amount of money the country's officials make on graft is double what the government makes on taxes.
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But Samsung disbanded that office in February after it was criticized for its role in the graft scandal.
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The reform aims to step up oversight of public officials and will create a special anti-graft prosecutor.
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In a panic, Mr. Hashimoto blurted out that he could graft another Akutagawa story, "Rashomon," onto the narrative.
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Like myriad graft cases before it, the Percoco verdict has led to calls for reforms from government watchdogs.
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Azam Baki, the deputy commissioner of the anti-graft agency, said more charges could be brought against individuals.
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The deal under scrutiny laid the seeds of a culture of graft that has flourished in recent years.
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The world's fifth-most populous country has been roiled by years of rising crime, recession and graft scandals.
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IVAN DE SÁ, FORMER HEAD OF PETROBRAS UNIT TBG, HAS BEEN IMPLICATED IN GRAFT BY PLEA BARGAIN TESTIMONY
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Xi has also promoted top graft-buster Wang Qishan, a major ally, to the post of vice president.
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One use of them can be to graft a celebrity's face onto the body of a pornographic actress.
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The pardon cleared Fujimori's convictions for graft and human rights crimes during his leadership of the rightwing government.
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Liberia's National Elections Commission said there were isolated incidents of voting irregularities, but no sign of widespread graft.
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The allegations against Mr. Percoco involve graft at the highest levels of the executive branch of state government.
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Mr. Yameen, the former strongman president, was recently imprisoned over a graft scandal involving the country's tourism board.
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He said the central government was rife with graft, as the two coalition leaders fattened their own allies.
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The rollout of school infrastructure, including toilets, has been slowed by pervasive graft in provincial departments, experts say.
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Judge Caproni, who presided over two other prominent Albany graft trials this year, including Mr. Silver's, seemed unmoved.
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He has denied wrongdoing in connection with a graft scandal centering on the 1Malaysia Development Berhad state fund.
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In April, more than 10,000 people took to the streets to protest what many say is widespread graft.
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In a region with a long history of graft and impunity, Peru proved fertile ground for illegal payoffs.
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Simmering frustrations over disaster response, a weak economy and graft scandals turned into mass protests that toppled Gov.
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He also published a 415-page manifesto outlining goals such as cleaning up graft with tighter financial regulations.
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He was indicted in November on charges of bribery, fraud and breach of trust in three graft cases.
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Like four of Peru's most recent presidents, Fujimori has been ensnared in graft probes involving Brazilian builder Odebrecht.
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The three detainees, in the latest round-up in the struggling and graft-plagued oil sector, are Venezuelan.
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"The regime is running out of money after wasting billions on proxy wars and graft," Mr. Hook said.
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The inquiry into Lozada marks the most high-profile government official targeted by Lopez Obrador's anti-graft push.
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The decision came amid efforts by legislators to erode the power of prosecutors and judges in graft inquiries.
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Moro has spearheaded the fight against graft, convicting over 13 people, including Lula, in the "Car Wash" investigation.
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Despite its relatively high standing in anti-corruption rankings, Senegal has not been immune from high-level graft.
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He is facing possible indictment in three graft cases involving allegations of bribery, fraud and breach of trust.
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Their relationship forms part of the focus of a government graft inquiry backed by new President Cyril Ramaphosa.
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The government has taken steps to improve Naftogaz's finances and boost transparency in the graft-ridden energy sector.
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However, his own son was also arrested in the post-Bouteflika purge and is awaiting trial for graft.
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Jiang's case shows China's resolve to bring to justice all graft suspects overseas, an unidentified official told Xinhua.
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One of Brookfield's toughest recent deals will test its ability to avoid fallout from another municipal graft scandal.
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Michelin's stars are generally lauded by chefs, a crowning achievement for years of hard graft in the kitchen.
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Xi's signature anti-graft drive has jailed or otherwise punished nearly 1.4 million Communist Party members since 2012.
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Opposition parties are calling for the establishment of an independent agency to investigate graft among senior public servants.
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The party was devoted to the people and fighting graft was completely in the public interest, he added.
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Preaching transparency, they are active on social media, openly encouraging Brazilians to make a united stand against graft.
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Highway boondoggles involve either pointless roads or straightforward graft rather than inability to execute on perfectly reasonable projects.
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Corrupt officials braced for what was known then as "the Buhari effect," a wide-scale crackdown on graft.
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The tactic has targeted voters who seem to have given up that anyone will ever beat back graft.
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Calls to the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, the Communist Party's graft watchdog leading the crackdown, went unanswered.
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This was made more difficult by new allegations of graft and undemocratic behaviour by her Popular Force party.
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She said the pardons undermined the separation of powers and would grant impunity to those guilty of graft.
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The IMF and Ukraine's other foreign backers have repeatedly called for Ukraine to improve efforts to root out graft.
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"A lot of the mood of the film comes from the pace of the editing too," notes Art&Graft.
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One patient in particular had their graft implanted in 1985 and only developed CJD 30 years later, in 2015.
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"It has come to a time where patients do not want to experience another painful skin graft," he said.
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In the meantime, he said he would carry out root-and-branch reforms to cut out graft and cronyism.
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A focus of the crackdown was graft connected to the approval process for megaprojects that Al-Assaf previously supervised.
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In Shanxi, the total number of people overseen by anti-graft authorities jumped to 530,000 from 131,500, it said.
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The very future of FIFA has been put in question by the graft scandal, with some demanding its abolition.
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South Africa needs a graft-busting president: someone to break the networks of patronage that stretch to the top.
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In a recent post on his blog Honest Graft, political scientist Dave Hopkins takes on this question head-on.
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Then in 2014, Brazil was engulfed by a corruption scandal centered on contracting graft at state oil company Petrobras .
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The first is to rid politics as much as possible of the graft that has brought democracy into disrepute.
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A graft-busting commission has found grounds to arrest MPs from all ten of the parties represented in it.
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But most Brazilians cheered: they expect Mr Moro to take the fight against graft to the heart of government.
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He won national office at last thanks to his anti-graft message finding a wide audience among disenchanted Pakistanis.
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The Ukrainian government has taken steps to improve Naftogaz's finances and boost transparency in the graft-ridden energy sector.
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Graft remains ever-present in the lives of most Nigerians, and opponents accuse Mr Buhari of fighting it selectively.
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Sudan's chief prosecutor said on Saturday that 41 former officials from Bashir's administration were being investigated for suspected graft.
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Since the financial crisis, voters are less likely to view graft as an acceptable cost of doing business abroad.
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In February 2015, she was diagnosed with Graft-versus-host disease, a condition where donated marrow attacks the body.
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Government officials deny such accusations and say Prime Minister Youssef Chahed has made it a priority to fight graft.
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Still, nearly 1,000 remain on the run, according to the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, China's anti-graft watchdog.
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Another is that the graft may bring with it novel infections, caused by what are known as endogenous retroviruses.
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Somalia elected a new president last month, Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed, one of whose campaign pledges was to tackle graft.
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But accusations of rampant rights violations, entrenched graft and dysfunctional public services have since fueled opposition to his rule.
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Rousseff was removed from office in 2016 on accusations she manipulated budget laws and was later charged with graft.
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Soon afterwards, Anwar was jailed on charges of sodomy and graft, after being sacked as the deputy prime minister.
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Those ongoing anti-graft probes are also blamed for delaying bonus payments at China Galaxy Securities, an employee said.
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Through luck and graft and privilege, Trump has gotten away with an incredible amount of chicanery in his life.
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Graft investigators have fanned out across the country looking for abuses, including in government departments and ministries in Beijing.
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The release of the report by the Public Protector, a constitutionally mandated anti-graft official, was suspended on Oct.
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Buhari has also upset former militants by ending contracts to protect pipelines, part of a drive to tackle graft.
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Party Secretary Magnai Otgonjargal said the 2009 deal should be questioned if graft was found to have taken place.
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Anger over economic stagnation and reputed graft within the clerical and security hierarchies has been building since last month.
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"In some countries, it's nearly impossible to build a legitimate business without graft getting in the way," he said.
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President Xi Jinping has embarked upon a sweeping campaign against deep-rooted graft since assuming power in late 2012.
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Officials from Malaysia's anti-graft agency were not immediately available for comment on the statement by the Swiss authorities.
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The Economist's crony-capitalism index tries to measure the extent of this graft for a number of important countries.
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PANGSAN, Myanmar (Reuters) - In a remote casino in northeastern Myanmar, China's pervasive campaign against graft has taken its toll.
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Fang, Wu and Du are all believed to be under investigation related to graft claims, according to media reports.
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All three have earned praise from Brussels for exposing high-level graft, including the theft of European Union funds.
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Leonardo told the Council on Ethics that graft allegations were levelled at the previous management team not the company.
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More from the Financial Times:Madrid presses constitutional nuclear buttonCatalonia's parliament declares independenceChina's graft tsar draws political career to close
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The former telecoms tycoon lives in self-imposed exiled to avoid a graft conviction he says was politically motivated.
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Public perceptions that graft is on the rise have surged, according to a GEA-ISA poll published this month.
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Separately, various political figures and businessmen have tied Mr. Temer to colossal graft schemes around large public energy companies.
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Cunha's detention is the latest high-profile action in the sprawling investigation into a massive graft scheme at Petrobras.
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The situation in Chihuahua risks keeping attention on alleged PRI graft in the run-up to July's presidential election.
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His predecessor Yang Dongliang, was jailed for 15 years for graft in February, following a deadly blast in Tianjian.
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One of those indicted was Sambo Dasuki, Jonathan's security adviser, the first former official put on trial for graft.
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A former anti-graft official, Chanchai Aitsarasenalux, had in a private capacity sued executives from both firms last year.
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Federal police arrested Bumlai in November over his alleged involvement in the far-reaching money laundering and graft ring.
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In 2015, it investigated a multimillion-dollar graft case that led to the jailing of former President Otto Perez.
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Struggling to fend off collapse, its owners are grappling with graft scandals and the crash of Brazil's oil industry.
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The party was ousted from power in 2016 in the midst of a deep recession and political graft scandal.
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Analysts also say that privatization won't solve the corruption problems like graft and nepotism that have plagued the utility.
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Last month, party graft investigators announced that they were examining charges against a deputy mayor of Tianjin, Yin Hailin.
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At the dire river outpost of Omorate, we had our passports inspected, paid the local graft and carried on.
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For nearly as long, politicians involved in graft have been going to jail — including those at the very top.
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Both patients also had "graft versus host disease," a transplant complication when the donor's stem cells attack the recipient's.
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The former strongman had served 12 years of a 25-year prison sentence for graft and human rights crimes.
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In a published letter to the Romanian leader, he criticized the notoriously corrupt country's efforts to root out graft.
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Those two major parties, who've both been accused of graft, each look in different directions for patronage and support.
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CAPE TOWN — For years he seemed untouchable, protected by his family and business partners against allegations of severe graft.
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At the same time, critics say, limited public accountability has allowed incompetence and even graft to spread among officials.
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From a $1940 million apartment overlooking Central Park in Manhattan, Guo Wengui has accused top Chinese leaders of graft.
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Romanian anti-graft prosecutors have investigated thousands of public officials in an unprecedented crackdown on sleaze in recent years.
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He has called the church "the most hypocritical institution," accusing priests and bishops of graft, corruption and taking mistresses.
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In some cases, the credibility of efforts to fight graft was undermined by transgressions committed by the crusaders themselves.
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This is about systemic "legal graft" — nuanced, insidious and widespread — and to suggest otherwise is actually shallow and cynical.
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All three institutions have earned praise from Brussels for exposing high-level graft, including the theft of EU funds.
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That idea started to graft itself in the Watchmen universe and needed to be presented in a responsible way.
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In 1995, former presidents Chun Doo-hwan and Roh Tae-woo were charged for military mutiny, treason and graft.
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As a consequence, graft can quickly spread through a system like a metastasizing cancer, taking hold across political institutions.
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The president insisted he would not quit despite facing an uproar over their taped discussion about obstructing graft inquiries.
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In just a few weeks, Netanyahu is due to face a pre-indictment hearing over three separate graft probes.
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At the same time uncertainty about the ultimate reach of graft investigations makes lenders wary, pushing up borrowing costs.
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The NPA's failure to build a case against Duduzane Zuma is a setback for its promised fight against graft.
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Swiss, Swedish and U.S. authorities had already named Karimova as a suspect in graft investigations as early as 2012.
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Yet even as cases are built, Ms Batohi believes that the NPA is serving as a deterrent to graft.
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Two weeks after the election, Netanyahu is due to face a pre-indictment hearing over three separate graft probes.
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" Of violence and graft, he adds: "I have been with those who face the challenge of security every day.
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It was as if the enzyme produced by the skin graft had immunized the mice against a cocaine overdose.
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Zuma has since paid back some of the money following a court order that upheld the graft watchdog's recommendation.
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He denies any wrongdoing and portrays it as an attempt by adversaries to block him from sweeping out graft.
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Soon after Chinese President Xi Jinping rose to power, he kickstarted an anti-graft campaign against the country's elite.
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He was replaced by his deputy Cyril Ramaphosa, who has taken a tough stance on graft within the country.
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Graft costs the country $17 billion a year, equivalent to 5.3 percent of GDP, the country's comptroller has said.
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Meanwhile, an investigation into a campaign donation received by Ramaphosa from a company implicated in graft hit the headlines after publication of a letter in which the anti-graft watchdog explains Ramaphosa has until June 21 to respond to the preliminary findings of the investigation, which will be finalised after he does so.
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His case would be transferred to judicial authorities, the country's main anti-graft agency said, indicating he would be prosecuted.
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The technologies could eliminate $110 billion in government "leakage," or corruption and graft, by replacing cash transactions with digital ones.
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The pardon cleared Fujimori of convictions for graft and human rights crimes, 12 years into a 25-year prison sentence.
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It stems from a 2016 report into alleged influence-peddling by the Public Protector, South Africa's main anti-graft authority.
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He has missed more than three weeks of court hearings conducted by the anti-graft agency, the National Accountability Bureau.
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He will also likely need to defend himself from accusations in several graft cases once he loses his presidential immunity.
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President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has made ending corruption – including graft in the wheat industry – one of his government's priorities.
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Guo says he's trying to stamp out corruption and graft, but China has accused him of the very same thing.
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Despite a declared political will to uproot graft, Sofia has yet to jail a high-ranking official on corruption charges.
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AMLO proposes to answer graft with his own incorruptibility, and Donald Trump's nationalism with a fiery nationalism of his own.
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Rousseff, 68, was chairwoman of Petrobras when much of the graft occurred, but she has not been accused of corruption.
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Odebrecht is at the center of Latin America's biggest graft scandal having admitted to paying bribes from Peru to Panama.
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And just as the Democrats were once the party of graft, so the whiff of shameless materialism sticks to Trump.
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At least six countries, including the United States, Singapore and Switzerland, are investigating alleged graft and money laundering at 1MDB.
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Accusations of graft on a massive scale, were leveled against the couple after Najib lost a general election in 2018.
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The Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, China's graft watchdog, first revealed Li was under investigation just over a year ago.
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The countries that have the most difficulty keeping track of all their diplomats are often small and plagued by graft.
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The government has said its crackdown on capital crossing its borders is also part of an attempt to stem graft.
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AMLO vows to fight corruption but promises to slash the salaries of senior officials, which is a recipe for graft.
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The four were arrested together with Algeria's wealthiest businessman, Issad Rebrab, on Monday as part of an anti-graft investigation.
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The official line on Sun and Zhou had been that graft, not politics, was the primary reason for their downfall.
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In focusing on this threat he presaged the phenomenon of Xi Jinping, who has fought against graft with unprecedented zeal.
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Pakistan has for decades been plagued by pervasive graft, as well as by rivalry between the military and civilian politicians.
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A skilled dealmaker from the north-eastern state of Alagoas, he faces probes into allegations of graft, which he denies.
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And Mr Xi's closest political friend, Wang Qishan, who served as his chief graft-buster, has retired (he is 69).
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The electrician is now waiting for a skin graft, and hopes to be able to return to work next month.
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A criminal investigation, known as "Operation Car Wash" implicated many leaders from the party in a graft scheme, CNN reported.
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Some members of Guatemala's elite regard the anti-graft campaign as part of a broader attack on peace and prosperity.
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Rivals had smelled blood when Israel's attorney general said in February he intends to charge Netanyahu in three graft cases.
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Lava Jato has revealed massive graft in business and politics, not just in Brazil but across much of Latin America.
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Brazil is still reeling from massive graft scandals involving state-controlled oil company Petrobras and construction and engineering firm Odebrecht.
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A power tool used to perform a skin graft in the U.S. won't be available in South Sudan, Kuwayama said.
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The company, formerly known as Felda Global Ventures Holdings, has been dogged by allegations of graft and poor company management.
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Using material from a 65-year-old donor, the surgeon replaced the bookseller's face with a full-face skin graft.
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They stemmed from a wide-ranging probe of graft at state-owned oil company Petroleo Brasileiro SA, known as Petrobras.
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Elliott has also said it is "deeply troubled" by recent graft allegations involving Vivendi's top investor, French billionaire Vincent Bollore.
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He did not identify the caller but said he would go to the country's anti-graft commission with a complaint.
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Traders said the fall was caused by uncertainty over Monday's announcement that the finance minister would be charged with graft.
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The dispute risks keeping attention focused on alleged PRI graft in the run-up to a presidential election in July.
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The chairman of one of China's largest state-owned mobile operators, China Telecom, is being investigated by anti-graft officials.
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She wrote a popular blog in which she relentlessly highlighted cases of alleged graft targeting politicians from across party lines.
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Since then, Kuczynski has resigned over graft allegations he denied and the pardon was overturned by a Supreme Court judge.
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The cases are the latest part of Brazil's "Car Wash" investigation, launched in 2014 to investigate contracting graft at Petrobras.
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Parent company Odebrecht has been battered by revelations of a colossal graft scheme it orchestrated that stretched across Latin America.
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Dozens of senior officials have been jailed in Xi's anti-graft battle, including powerful former domestic security chief Zhou Yongkang.
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His presidency lasted just under 18 months: he was impeached for graft, and resigned after the army withdrew its support.
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But as their Constitutional Convention got underway, they began to focus on one more than any other: graft in government.
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The anti-graft drive has felled many of this political opponents, including the once-powerful domestic security tsar Zhou Yongkang.
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His replacement, Waldir Maranhão, is accused of taking bribes in the enormous graft scheme surrounding the national oil company, Petrobras.
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But it also reveals that the story of Trump's financial conflicts of interest is more multifaceted than a casual graft.
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In May, the court removed Cunha temporarily from the speakership, saying he used his position to obstruct the graft investigation.
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Its oil industry is crashing as Petrobras, the national oil company, faces low energy prices and an enormous graft scandal.
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The Public Protector's spokeswoman, Cleopatra Mosana, said the anti-graft watchdog will investigate Dlamini-Zuma's use of VIP protection services.
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That may allow leaders such as Wang Qishan, who is overseeing the party's crackdown on graft, to stay in office.
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All those plans would heavily involve the NPC and the party's graft watchdog, the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI).
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We took notes of what we learned, refined our techniques and devised a plan for both graft procurement and transplantation.
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Economic growth in Peru has slowed sharply this year in the wake of a massive graft scandal and severe flooding.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi devalued the 2100- and 1000-rupee bills because they are frequently counterfeited or used for graft.
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Her popularity has been crushed by the recession and a vast graft scandal at state oil company Petrobras (PETR23.SA).
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President Xi Jinping has implemented a crackdown on graft that has ensnared leading politicians, state enterprise bosses and senior bankers.
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Prosecutors have said they are looking into whether Odebrecht's unreported campaign contributions were part of money laundering and graft schemes.
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His fight for survival underscores the risks facing political leaders with long business resumes as graft scandals roil the region.
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Though voters are hoping the new president will fight graft, experts warn the problem may infect the electoral process itself.
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China watchers also say that the anti-graft campaign is a means for Xi to consolidate power in the party.
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But the human scale of graft, through history, helps us understand the synergy of greed and appetite, hassle and necessity.
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The practice has grown more risky amid Xi's war on graft, in which dozens of senior officials have been imprisoned.
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Janot has said he expects to level at least two new graft charges against Temer in the coming weeks, however.
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This way we can control the final dimension of the graft so it can fit the need of specific patients.
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Najib's wife, Rosmah, and his stepson, Riza Aziz, have also been quizzed by anti-graft investigators in relation to 1MDB.
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But its chief asset remains its image as the only party that is serious about taking on graft and privilege.
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In urban heartlands with an industrial heritage, there are few attributes valued above those of resilience, commitment and hard graft.
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Limp Bizkit's canny business team ushered in a new era for radio graft, one that we're still operating within now.
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Founded by Najib in 2009, 1MDB is being investigated in at least six countries for alleged money laundering and graft.
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But some warn that the National Supervision Commission, a new agency designed to institutionalize anti-graft efforts, could signal overreach.
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Mr. Modi's idea to minimize graft has been worthwhile, business owners said, even if the execution at times was bungled.
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Freebies, no-show jobs and bribes: The former Nassau County Executive Edward P. Mangano has been found guilty of graft.
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While graft is still rampant in China, Mr. Xi's efforts to fight corruption have made him popular in many areas.
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More than 10 years after joining the bloc, it has reported only limited progress in turning the tide against graft.
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The honeymoon was brief: Mr. Saakashvili resigned last November, accusing Mr. Poroshenko of obstructing his efforts to root out graft.
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Mr. Lourenςo, 63, has pledged to fight graft and is seen as a symbol of stability and even incremental change.
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Some also drew a link between the tragedy and the country's problem with official graft that eats up public resources.
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Tunisia's anti-corruption committee says graft is still widespread and threatens Tunisia with billions of dollars a year in losses.
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"We are not asking for this level of graft," the WeWorkers Coalition's letter reads, in reference to Neumann's outsized payout.
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In 2016, Moro said he would never enter politics, keeping the focus on his graft-fighting crusade in the courts.
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Ramaphosa is viewed positively by the business community for his pledges to fight graft and pursue a pragmatic economic agenda.
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As discredited figures in business and politics mount comebacks, many of those who led the crusade against graft face retaliation.
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Since taking office in 2009, the president has repeatedly denied accusations of graft and senior ANC officials have backed him.
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Two former prime ministers, several ex-ministers and prominent businessmen have been detained in anti-graft investigations since Bouteflika's resignation.
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Israeli leader seeks immunity: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu asked Parliament to grant him immunity from prosecution in three graft cases.
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Congress' proposed nominees for the TC had come under fire for their links to judges ensnared in a graft scandal.
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For decades Pemex has been dogged with accusations that it is a hotbed for graft, kickbacks and other illicit schemes.
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Kuczynski resigned due to graft allegations on the eve of a second impeachment vote backed by Popular Force in March.
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Chitotela, 47, is the first cabinet minister to be arrested on suspicion of graft since Lungu's re-election in 2016.
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Police arrested several members of the Prime Minister's inner circle in a growing graft probe, including Netanyahu's ex-family spokesman.
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Case 1000 and 2000 refer to the two graft probes where police have said they have evidence for an indictment.
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The animals that received the engineered skin graft were able to clear injected quantities of cocaine faster than control animals.
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Kayla says Henry is heavily sedated and on a ventilator, and he's set to undergo graft surgery on his foot.
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In a televised speech late on Sunday, Duque urged lawmakers to support anti-corruption reforms and citizens to report graft.
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Though an investigation into graft allegations is still underway, President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf dissolved the chapter's national board on Tuesday.
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Critics have said that incompetent policies, such as dysfunctional currency and price controls, and rampant graft are behind the crisis.
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One scenario would see him usher in the next phase of the graft fight as head of the super-ministry.
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From 1983 to 1987, they noted, 20,000 people in Japan received a Lyodura graft, a number fiftyfold higher than in the US. Lead author Ryusuke Ae, a public health researcher at Jichi Medical University, told Gizmodo via email that graft patients in Japan may have been exposed to tainted Lyodura products after 1993 as well.
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Some of what you've heard about inefficiency, graft or laziness relative to your culture may seem like it's true at first.
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Last July, the U.S. and Kenya made an unprecedented joint commitment to partner on over 40 major actions to combat graft.
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More than a dozen construction company executives and officials from Fernandez's administration have been arrested as result of a graft probe.
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The pace of growth has sagged in recent years due to poor agricultural output, weak exports, widespread graft and bureaucratic dysfunction.
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He also re-iterated that there would be no let-up in efforts to tackle deep-rooted graft within the party.
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This system was not only racist—it also became a system of graft because the white guardian was stealing the money.
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Hong Kong retailers have been hit by a fall in mainland visitors amid an economic slowdown and graft crackdown in China.
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Former President Asif Ali Zardari, widower of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, was arrested by the anti-graft agency in June.
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Last month anti-graft investigators arrested the former director of the city's parks over an alleged scam to sell government land.
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Andrade, which has signed a plea deal in Brazil over kickbacks in the country's massive "Car Wash" graft scandal, declined comment.
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He had even mentored his ousted predecessor, Najib Razak, who now stands charged with graft, abuse of power and money-laundering.
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CEO Zakaria has denied wrongdoing and also called on the country's anti-graft body to conduct its own investigation into FGV.
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Then in 2014, Brazil was engulfed by a corruption scandal centered on contracting graft at state oil company Petrobras (PETR4.SA).
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Zia has been in jail for more than three months in the graft case for misusing power and embezzling about $250,000.
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Romania is listed by Transparency International among the EU's most graft-prone member states in its annual index of corruption perceptions.
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The audit was carried out last year following allegations of mismanagement and graft at 1MDB and has yet to be declassified.
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It could suggest that he lacks other close allies whom he trusts to do the politically dangerous job of fighting graft.
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He's the third, and most significant, of the prime minister's former confidants to turn against him in the mounting graft investigations.
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Graft at the highest levels, he wrote, was far more corrosive than that lower down, since it undermined trust in government.
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Other programmes, notably the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), which battles against corporate graft, can result in prosecutions in criminal courts.
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He has dual citizenship and moved to Lisbon after Brazilian authorities started the graft probe, federal prosecutors said in a statement.
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ENI SAYS ITS CEO HAS SUED A FORMER ENI LEGAL ADVISER FOR DEFAMATION OVER NEWS REPORTS LINKED TO NIGERIA GRAFT CASE
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However, it ruled that for now he could only be asked about the graft case, not allegations of obstruction of justice.
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The anti-graft commission has questioned him twice, and both he and his wife have been banned from leaving the country.
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I return to finish the case and follow up with an AV graft placement before getting relieved at 3:30 p.m.
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He was removed Zuma from power last year by the party and faces prosecution for graft, though he denies any wrongdoing.
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But since soaring to power in 2012, Xi has centralized authority under his own leadership with a signature anti-graft battle.
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Activists said the tax amnesty program contained at least 21 constitutional violations, and its implementation would hurt Indonesia's anti-graft efforts.
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He developed graft-versus-host disease, where his brother's donated stem cells attacked his own cells, and he died shortly afterward.
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Saudi authorities have arrested dozens of royal family members, officials and businessmen in the anti-graft purge that began on Saturday.
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In poorly governed, graft-prone countries, this may be a price worth paying for keeping politicians' grubby hands off government jobs.
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Its failure to crack down on graft keeps it out of the bloc's passport-free Schengen area and scares away investors.
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Graft at Cuchifritos is meant to be a meeting place, where people can read the newspapers at the bus stop structures.
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And as governments and aid donors seek to cut graft, the original, meritocratic aim of civil-service exams seems increasingly relevant.
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The office has also targeted former Pemex Chief Executive Officer Emilio Lozoya in a graft case involving Brazilian construction firm Odebrecht.
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He would be the highest-ranking officer to be tried for graft since the Communist Party came to power in 1949.
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Although he reportedly sold it at a profit, his involvement was cut short and he was sentenced to prison for graft.
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Xi Jinping, China's autocrat, thinks graft is the big threat to one-party rule, and is trying to root it out.
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A civic campaigner and anti-graft lawyer, her landslide victory last weekend encouraged the pro-EU liberals Kiska hopes to lead.
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SHANGHAI/BEIJING (Reuters) - China's top anti-graft authority has found irregularities at the country's second-largest lender, China Construction Bank Corp.
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Defiantly optimistic voters cast ballots, including for Sadr and his coalition with Iraq's Communists that devoted their campaign to anti-graft.
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Under pressure from the European Union to crack down on crime and graft, the Socialists chose to elect an interim prosecutor.
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Transparency International issues an annual report measuring perceptions of graft rather than actual levels given the secrecy surrounding most corrupt dealings.
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Despite a declared political will to uproot graft, Sofia has yet to jail a single high-ranking official on corruption charges.
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But their party, known as the P.M.D.B., is also coming under fire over accusations of mismanagement and graft involving the Olympics.
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To achieve those goals, Xi plans to set up a central leading group "to exercise leadership over the [anti-graft] initiative".
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A former vice president, Vizcarra took office a year ago to replace Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, who resigned after a graft scandal.
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However, Rotich's indictment will send shockwaves through the political elite, who are accustomed to graft scandals resulting in little official action.
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He runs a blog called Honest Graft, which is really good, and he wrote a post yesterday which was really interesting.
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The legacy of South America's first Olympics, which ended just over a year ago, has been muddied by allegations of graft.
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Kejriwal and the BJP have been at loggerheads since the self-styled anti-graft crusader won elections in the Indian capital.
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Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has been pursuing a nationwide crackdown on graft in the public sector since taking office last year.
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Kosovo, which declared its independence from Serbia in 2008, is grappling with weak institutions, graft and the threat of Islamist extremism.
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The deputy general manager of Shandong Iron was investigated by the ruling Communist Party, according to the party's anti-graft watchdog.
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Despite the president's focus on tackling corruption, there have not been any significant convictions related to graft in his first term.
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Time and again, nominally sound anti-graft initiatives are revealed to have deep political machinations guiding which way their tendrils reach.
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Kenyatta has blamed the slow progress in tackling corruption on the lethargy of some government agencies charged with rooting out graft.
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It's the everyday people in tough everyday jobs whose hard graft keeps the capital ticking who are also noticing the change.
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Infantino replaced Sepp Blatter this year, with FIFA battling to haul itself out of the worst graft scandal in its history.
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A growing graft scandal that has stalled public work projects in Peru has threatened to stifle an ongoing recovery this year.
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It has helped bolster a crackdown on high-level graft in Romania, seen as one of the EU's most corrupt states.
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The surgeon then implants this graft into the damaged parts of the knee where it's expected to integrate with surrounding cartilage.
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"My feeling at the start of the season was it was going to be a hard graft," Moyes told BBC Radio.
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" Treatment: "Unlike the previous burn, there probably wouldn't be a suitable place left on his body to take a skin graft.
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Almost always, officials found culpable of serious graft by party investigators later face a separate criminal investigation, trial and prison sentence.
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In a frank admission, Osinbajo acknowledged the government had failed to make as much progress fighting graft as it had hoped.
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The arrest is the latest setback for the Sharif family, which has been dogged by allegations of widespread graft and malfeasance.
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But he's struck a populist, anti-corruption message that has resonated with millions of Ukrainians suffering from poverty and government graft.
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What complicates the picture is that the Supreme Court and several of the opposition figures are suspected of graft as well.
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The panel, the Commission Against Impunity in Guatemala, has been investigating the endemic graft that systematically siphons money from the state.
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As the school's funds vanished, which parents attribute to graft, there was no money left for basics like food and maintenance.
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The attraction of the ISIS brand is obvious: a boost to recruiting and a fearsome reputation to graft onto their own.
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Another study found that greater travel time to hospitals is associated with higher mortality rates for coronary artery bypass graft patients.
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They say that they had an advisory division, but that work relied on cultivated relationships and hard-won knowledge, not graft.
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He has always denied any wrongdoing, but his government was seriously tainted by graft allegations by the time he left office.
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Players were given a fantastical, customizable suburban world upon which they could graft their own stories of love, family and mischief.
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Cameos, first reported by TechCrunch, lets users graft their face onto an actor in an animated GIF like a lightweight Deepfake.
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The government has portrayed the highest-ranking corruption trial in decades as a success in its efforts to root out graft.
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