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Meanings of nepotism in English

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Usage of nepotism in English
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Analysts believe this report could reveal billions lost to corruption and nepotism.
The South African
2
The sloth, incompetence and nepotism of officials, exposed in recent months, remains.
The Guardian
3
UK institutional investors tend to view any whiff of nepotism with suspicion.
The Guardian
4
She later accused Bakiyev of nepotism and switched allegiance to the opposition.
Reuters
5
Yes, the ANC has been embattled by wanton corruption, nepotism and factionalism.
The South African
6
Cartes has vowed to end the nepotism and mend his party's ways.
Reuters
7
Shareholders alleged that it was a sweetheart deal that reeked of nepotism.
Reuters
8
Faith Muthambi -notorious for nepotism and gross mismanagement of various portfolios.
The South African
9
Some NGOs are involved in political networks of patronage, nepotism, and cronyism.
Financial Crime and Corruption
10
The Pope fired Becciu on accusations of embezzlement and nepotism in September.
Reuters
11
And corruption was both rife and rampant -nepotism, cronyism, outright bribery.
After the Rain : how the West lost the East
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True, it's possible to envisage a case where nepotism and corruption come together.
Reuters
13
The third -and possibly most corrosive -problem is nepotism.
Reuters
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It's not as if nepotism could dent your business credibility in any way.
The South African
15
Her success was well deserved, based on intuitiveness and hard work, not nepotism.
Tough customer: a novel
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Loeb warned against nepotism in a separate report by Bloomberg News.
Reuters
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Nepotism across language varieties
South Africa
Common
United States of America
Rare
United Kingdom
Rare