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 1 II,22|    debt is often the result of corruption and poor administration”.( 59)
 2 II,23|                                Corruption~23. Corruption is often
 3 II,23|                 Corruption~23. Corruption is often among the causes
 4 II,23|     Respecting no boundaries, [corruption] involves persons, public
 5 II,23|     Peace — that the plague of corruption needs to be denounced and
 6 II,23|       cases stop the spread of corruption, the dire consequences of
 7 II,23|  deficiencies, especially when corruption affects the administration
 8 IV,44|      unbridled consumerism and corruption, lay people are called to
 9  V,55|       debt, internal political corruption and discrimination both
10  V,56|    recycling of illicit funds, corruption at every level, the terror
11  V,60|              The fight against corruption~60. In America too, the
12  V,60| America too, the phenomenon of corruption is widespread. The Church
13  V,60|       the evils resulting from corruption, there is a need to teach
14  V,60|       resolving the problem of corruption, committing themselves to
15 VI,67|      of inconsistency and even corruption marking socio-political