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Corruption is an outcome- a reflection of a country's legal, economic,
cultural and political institutions. It is a phenomenon which had
gradually encapsulated our minds to rationalise corrupt practices to
satisfy human's vested interests. According to the World Bank,
corruption is the misuse of public office for private gains. This
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defination 1 encompasses the crux of corrupt practice but influences [ defination definition ]

every act of the person who has some discretionary power. The
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menance 2 of corruption, as a result, is a gangrene to all institutions in [ menance menace ]
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the society but a reflection of moral 3 degradation of humans too. [ the moral ]
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Societies which are blamed to have a weak and incoherent To-infinitive instead of prepositional phrase

institutional structure 4 has an underlying foundation of corruption in

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its various stratas 5. Similary 6, Pakistan faces the moth 7 of corruption [ stratas strata ]
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in its political and economic sphere which stems from an inherent [ Similary Similarly ]
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moral degradation in the value system of the society. Possibly confused word: moth
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The socio-political make up 8 of Pakistan is unique and diverse. It is [ make up makeup ]

an amalgam of religious affluence and conservative eastern values.

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This had 9 been a source of strength for the subcontinent civilization 10 Unclear antecedent
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over the course of period 11. However, in the recent times 12 the social [ civilization civilisation ]
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structure of eastern societies have been over powered 13 by the [ the period ]
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western civilization 14 coupled with a lack of development in the [ times , ]
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intellectual growth of religion and people. Consequently, cancerous Possibly miswritten word: over powered
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attributes such as corruption has 15 seeped into these societies with [ civilization civilisation ]
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negative 16 repressive impacts. [ has have ]

An environment of misuse and malpractice of power inculcates 16

[ negative, ]

culture 17 of injustice in the society. Unfortunately, the political 17

[ a culture or the culture ]

diachotemy 18 between the elites and the poor classes had given birth 18
[ diachotemy dichotomy ]

to this practice in Pakistan. In the post independence 19 era, the helm 19

[ post independence post-independence ]

of affairs was handed 20 to power mongrers 21 for vested interests. As a 20

Passive voice
result, the first Evacuee trust 22 property board established for 21
[ mongrers mongers ]
providing land to migrants to India was plagued by bogus file claims. 22
[ trust Trust ]
Since, 23 there was a lack of institutional capacity in the Government, 23
[ Since, ]
this practice continued in the Industrial development of the 1960s. The
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toll of red tapism 24 in the institutions owing to infrastructural and

administrative deficiencies resulted in bribery from the giver and the
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taker end. This menace exacerbated during the 1990s when [ the successive ]

successive 25 government were themselves involved in massive

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bribery and corruption within the state. Sadly, the political elite despite [ were was ]

belonging to the richer strata of the society were 26 themselves

involved in encouraging corruption to meet their needs of money and
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power. Overused word: true

Government functionaries failed to serve their true 27 purpose 28 but it

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was the social disintegration of values which also played its role. The
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religious elements in the society abrogated from teaching religious [ a political or the political ]
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and moral values to indulging in political 29 tussle in the post-Afghan Unclear antecedent

era in Pakistan. This coupled 30 with the invasion of westernisation

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resulted in a complex mixture of sentiments within our culture. One [ thought, ]

school of thought, 31 describes