81.   Corruption is not a simple matter to define in Asian societies.

82.   Corruption is not the only problem.

83.   Corruption is pervasive in Mexican law enforcement ranks, allowing drug cartels to grow stronger and branch out into production and smuggling of methamphetamines and heroin, Constantine said.

84.   Corruption is rampant, and it is a common belief that Sanaia was killed for political reasons.

85.   Corruption is so pervasive that some Pakistanis doubt Leghari and his vigilantes can succeed.

86.   Corruption is so traditional that Mexicans assume all presidents and their cabinets make off with millions of dollars from public coffers.

87.   Corruption is still of awesome proportions.

88.   Corruption may be with us forever, but it will probably soon be forced underground, like the ivory trade, in most nations.

89.   Corruption is notoriously hard to measure.