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Meanings of rampant corruption in English

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Usage of rampant corruption in English
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Paradoxically enough, rampant corruption has also contributed to liberalisation in the country.
The Guardian
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He also complained of rampant corruption, inefficiency and a lack of coordination.
Reuters
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Santacruz's escape has been blamed on rampant corruption in the prison system.
The Irish Times
4
For Zikala, the focus was to tighten the belt around rampant corruption.
The South African
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U.S. officials acknowledge that rampant corruption in Afghanistan undermines confidence in the state.
Reuters
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He also referred to reports of rampant corruption in the government.
Reuters
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Not just in terms of service delivery but rampant corruption too.
The South African
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He also promised a crackdown on Papua New Guinea's rampant corruption.
Radio NZ
9
It has the potential to shine light on pervasive inefficiencies and rampant corruption.
Wired
10
He has pledged to implement radical reforms and tackle rampant corruption.
Radio NZ
11
But many are concerned with rampant corruption and political stagnation.
Reuters
12
Ramesses III reign was marked by rampant corruption and embezzlement.
The Guardian
13
Nigeria has rampant corruption, and a jihad insurgency characterised by brutal violence on ordinary citizens.
Radio NZ
14
I believe it's a combination of rampant corruption, and just a kind of defeatist attitude.
Reuters
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The IOC have been shaken by accusations of rampant corruption and vote-buying masterminded by agents.
The Irish Times
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He has been widely blamed for tolerating rampant corruption.
Reuters
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Rampant corruption through the time
Rampant corruption across language varieties
South Africa
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare