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These findings are broadly consistent with a number of comparative assessments of state corruption over the years, suggesting that the extent of corruption in state governments is not just a matter of contemporary personalities and events, but is rather a result of deeper and more lasting characteristics and influences.
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Findings are consistent with comparative assessments suggesting state corruption results from deeper lasting characteristics not just contemporary events.
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A 2018 survey of news reporters assessed illegal and legal corruption across US states. Findings reveal significant variations in perceived corruption levels across states and government branches.
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