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| As long as government agencies have to operate enterprises in order to give bonuses to civil servants so that they can make ends meet, and as long as they solicit "kickbacks" and impose fines to be distribu ted among cadres, efforts to curb corruption can only produce a limited deterrence effect by propagating examplary cases involving notable senior officials. |
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