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All will gradually become corrupted in a state, whose chief is corrupt.
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This sentiment, during some thousands of years, became corrupted in the strangest manner.
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At any rate, they are far from being corrupted in Egypt.
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A database can become logically corrupted in all sorts of ways.
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How strangely love is corrupted in its manifestations by the influence of tyranny!
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He no doubt was corrupted in the very house where I am now living.
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This latter name, he explains, became corrupted in the common English speech into Crusoe.
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Mr Leissner, who has admitted to laundering money and bribery, was corrupted in spectacular fashion.
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Reforms the Church, when corrupted in divine worship, discipline, or government: as did Moses, Exod.
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Why did Christianity itself become corrupted in four centuries?
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In the same way, there is no danger of people like you being corrupted in controversy.
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How regrettable it would be if he should become corrupted in that sink of philosophy and incredulity!
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The Athenian youth were not corrupted in this sense, and therefore the Sophists could not have corrupted them.
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Conflicts of men corrupted in mind and who are destitute of the truth, supposing gain to be godliness.
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The religious houses in general were now greatly relaxed in discipline, and many of them dreadfully corrupted in morals.
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Behold, the civil court is corrupted in imitation of the ecclesiastical, and the river is poisoned from that fountain.
