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1
Not admirable-donot
corrupt
by
pride the simplicity of this man.
2
But they became
corrupt
by
prosperity and power, and fell a prey to the Greeks.
3
The samplewise affinity is costive to be constructed yet easy to
corrupt
by
the heterogeneous gap.
4
His figures were paltry, his thoughts narrowed down, and his very sincerity made
corrupt
by
spiritual pride.
5
As there are no discordant distinctions, there is nothing to
corrupt
by
compromise, nor confound by contrivance.
6
Again: As by corrupt , we may understand,
corrupt
by
way of eminency; so again, they were corrupt incurably.
7
They were pretty
corrupt
by
then.
8
Consider the animals, which cannot
corrupt
by
innate viciousness, how they observe the law of Nature in all its purity.
9
Witnesses found to be
corrupt
by
the Planning Tribunal may be awarded their legal costs, tribunal chairman Judge Alan Mahon indicated today.
10
His lordship proposed the disfranchisement of all small constituencies proved to be
corrupt
by
a system of inquisition adapted to the purpose.
11
Then Noah, righteous and perfect, walked with God, that is in his laws, and the earth was
corrupt
by
sin and filled.
12
Do not try and say my side of politics somehow is morally
corrupt
by
wanting the intake to be paid for, she said.
13
And yet human nature is more
corrupt
by
sin in regard to the desire for good, than in regard to the knowledge of truth.
14
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.
15
Solomons institutions could be
corrupted
by
Beijing and Chinese companies, he said.
16
And yet He does; wherefore it is not
corrupted
by
the flesh.
corrupt
by
corrupt