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Leaked documents revealed the Vatican bank as a vortex of corruption and incompetence.
He speculated that Mr Hussein may have been deceived by his own scientists into financing, and believing in, non-existent weapons programmes, as Iraq descended into what he described as a "vortex of corruption" in the late 1990s.
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The months that followed can only be described as a vortex of Catholic guilt, endangered porpoises, bitter tears and spam email.
It is as if a vortex of intention and focused energy are placed before us to take in and fly with it. .
He slipped as if being sucked into a vortex of his own making.
It gets uglier as the years pass and eventually morphs into a vortex of chaos, a tidy metaphor for an untidy life and - yes - abstractions have concrete meanings.
Or will it be a vortex of traffic, trash and other civic headaches, as some residents fear?
Honduras is caught in a vortex of crime – drug trafficking, gang wars, political upheaval and fierce land disputes matched by equal doses of impunity and corruption.
The powerful cast raises a vortex of fearsome emotional storms; rarely has family love been depicted as such a violent, catastrophic necessity.
"A vortex of selling".
Dayton is a vortex of that economic and social change.
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