Similar words: corrupt, corruptly, interrupted, corruption, corruptible, uninterrupted, incorruptible, disrupted. Meaning: [-tɪd] adj. 1. containing errors or alterations 2. ruined in character or quality.
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91. The billions in annual profits have corrupted governments worldwide, and La Paz, without intending it, seems to have mutated into the front line of this failed drug war.
92. This year the country as least corrupted corrupt is New Zealand.
93. For example, a service call fails because the input data is corrupted.
94. The idea is based on weighted mean filter, which uses the histogram function of the corrupted image as weight.
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95. This method combines the homomorphic filtering and B spline smoothing. Firstly, a coarse bias estimation is got by Gaussian homomorphic filtering on the corrupted image.
96. If the original entity has ceased to exist or it exists but it has been written off the corrupted and misappropriated funds as losses, the distraint shall be handed over to the national treasure.
97. Complete checking may be impractical for manual tests, but occasional quick scans for data that might be corrupted can be valuable.
98. Doubletalk detection(DTD) is used to sense whether the far-end speech is corrupted by the near-end speech in echo cancellation.
99. He was beautiful and my heart lifted up, that he corrupted his wisdom (xxviii 17).
100. Try running CHKDSK against the volume containing the corrupted file.
101. Unable to process the custom attribute value -- it may be corrupted or incorrect.
102. All provincial courts on China's mainland have launched websites to collect tips against corrupted judges, following the launch of a tip-off website by the Supreme People's Court (SPC).
103. Have you seen the fool that corrupted his own live body? or the fool that corrupted her own live body?
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