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That country has a reputation for rampant corruption and nepotism.
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John F. Kennedy was accused of nepotism for his appointment of his brother Robert Kennedy as Attorney General of the United States.
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The era of aristocracy, nepotism, and inequality is over, fellow hamwatans.† (source)
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Zeitoun was convinced Ahmad was treating him a bit more roughly than the others, to compensate for any suspicions of nepotism, but he didn't mind.† (source)
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The other apprentices had envied Clarke's assignment, and had complained of nepotism when they discovered that Dr. Lahiri was one of her father's closest friends.† (source)
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Despite their frequent phone conversations, the president sees his younger brother as a guy who's benefited from nepotism, for it was Joseph Kennedy who insisted that JFK hire Bobby as attorney general.† (source)
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The city's political structure is said to be rife with corruption, favor-peddling and nepotism.† (source)
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Despite the whiff of nepotism, it wasn't as if Kevin didn't earn his way; his dad spent fewer than twenty hours a week in the office these days, which usually left Kevin working closer to sixty.† (source)
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A wiry five-eight, graycropped, gray eyes back of horn-rims and heavy glass, cycling between preoccupation and near-frantic darting, he had had a way of verbalizing half-completed thoughts as he went along, so that you might begin to think him a representative of that tribe which had come into positions of small authority by means of nepotism or politics.† (source)
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The other factions cried nepotism.† (source)
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