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nepotism noun bias, corruptibility, corruption, family patronage, favor, favoritism, inequitableness, inequity, interest, leaning, partiality, partisanism, patronage, preferential treatment, undetachment, unjustness How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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They tend to gravitate toward more ethnically homogenous, less nepotistic northern regions like Scandinavia, where the Rousseauvean citizenries offer lavish welfare because they are not yet familiar with their new arrivals' more Hobbesian worldviews. This move is eerily similar to the 1994 nepotistic succession in Communist North Korea, where Stalinist dictator Kim Il-sung arranged for his son, Kim Jong-Il, to take command at his death. Closed Community: In 1990 Kelvin Boston was elected the first African American bar pilot on the Mississippi, but in recent years, the industry has come under heavy scrutiny for discriminatory and nepotistic practices in its selection process. |
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