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corrupt
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corrupt
1. (of a text or manuscript) made meaningless or different in meaning from the original by scribal errors or alterations
2. (of computer programs or data) containing errors
corrupt [kə′rəpt]
(computer science)
To destroy or alter information so that it is no longer reliable.
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They want either a strong government capable of standing up to political corruption and dealing with their incessant day to day problems, or else the country can do without a cabinet for ever, Ayyoub added.
Lebanon-cabinet by The Daily Middle East Reporter (Beirut, Lebanon)
TWO FEDERAL court cases may signal the demise of laws that restrict "electioneering communications" in the name of preventing political corruption.
Speak freely: limits on 'electioneering' by Sullum, Jacob / Reason
9781588266804 Political corruption in Mexico; the impact of democratization.
Political corruption in Mexico; the impact of democratization by Reference & Research Book News
 
 
 
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