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political corruption
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Yet while Jesus appealed to man's goodness to criticize the religious institutions of his time, Al-Hallaj appealed to man's established religion as a way to fight the corrupt politics of his time.
A philosophy lesson for the ages by Daily News Egypt (Egypt)
The army-backed government took power on January 12, 2007, and has pledged to clean up the country's notoriously corrupt politics before reinstating democracy through fresh polls in late 2008.
Ex-Bangladesh PM charged over defence deal: state lawyer by AFP / AFP South Asian Edition
Taking Advantage of Opportunity The focus of Howie Carr's book, The Brothers Bulger, is less about failed policies and promises than it is about how crime and corrupt politics that are tolerated by the law can wreak havoc both locally and nationally.
Creating corruption: once the cradle of liberty, Massachusetts now ... by Hession, Gregory A. / The New American
 
 
 
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