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Not admirable-donot corrupt by pride the simplicity of this man.
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But they became corrupt by prosperity and power, and fell a prey to the Greeks.
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The samplewise affinity is costive to be constructed yet easy to corrupt by the heterogeneous gap.
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His figures were paltry, his thoughts narrowed down, and his very sincerity made corrupt by spiritual pride.
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As there are no discordant distinctions, there is nothing to corrupt by compromise, nor confound by contrivance.
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Again: As by corrupt , we may understand, corrupt by way of eminency; so again, they were corrupt incurably.
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They were pretty corrupt by then.
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Consider the animals, which cannot corrupt by innate viciousness, how they observe the law of Nature in all its purity.
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Witnesses found to be corrupt by the Planning Tribunal may be awarded their legal costs, tribunal chairman Judge Alan Mahon indicated today.
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His lordship proposed the disfranchisement of all small constituencies proved to be corrupt by a system of inquisition adapted to the purpose.
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Then Noah, righteous and perfect, walked with God, that is in his laws, and the earth was corrupt by sin and filled.
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Do not try and say my side of politics somehow is morally corrupt by wanting the intake to be paid for, she said.
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And yet human nature is more corrupt by sin in regard to the desire for good, than in regard to the knowledge of truth.
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An early focus will be on who Karzai appoints to his cabinet and whether he fills ministries with cronies deemed as corrupt by the West.
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Solomons institutions could be corrupted by Beijing and Chinese companies, he said.
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And yet He does; wherefore it is not corrupted by the flesh.