There's also a 5% chance that the graft will slip, requiring an additional operation.
Spaniards have long suspected that there is graft in their town halls, whichever party runs them.
Blatant graft corrodes voters' support in the rich world for debt relief and aid.
Without a graft, the healing usually takes a lot longer and scar tissue is more noticeable.
It is about the only institution in the country you never hear accused of graft.
Both Mr Putin and Mr Medvedev have talked about tackling graft, but done nothing.
Graft is hardly new in India: the Bofors scandal brought down the government in 1989.
Baba Ramdev's anti-graft protest, for example, was being openly backed by right-wing Hindu nationalist organisations.
None of this is enough to prove that graft, alone, is scaring off business.
The solution is to cut graft, tackle vested interests and allow markets to work better.
Mr Toledo seems to have lost much of his former zeal for fighting graft.
Like with all transplants, there is a risk that the recipient's body could reject the graft.
As prime minister he presided over a government that acquired a reputation for graft.
This is Graft 2, which he explains stands for "geopavement and railways accelerated testing facility".
Some 70% of Venezuela's food is now imported, which generates ample opportunities for graft.
As other countries, such as Britain, bring in tough anti-graft laws like America's, the trend will continue.
Depending on its origin, a graft can differ in size, thickness and how fast it generates tissue.
While she may be gifted in the art of self-promotion, her success is further solidified by hard graft.
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"As president, my priorities will be education, food security, graft and corruption, and peace and order, " he says.
That even the anti-graft prosecutor cannot escape suspicion only underlines the frustration of countless Filipinos over the courts.
Because the UID system is an open platform, businesses will be able to graft inventive applications onto it.
All that effort, all that graft, all that success in agenda-setting terms and nothing to show for it.
The ongoing episode indicates that despite Estrada's repeated vows to wipe out corruption, graft remains a deep-rooted problem.
His tenure will depend, in large part, on the outcome of a new campaign: his attack on graft.
The patient received her new face in one graft from a donor cadaver.
He performed one of the first nerve-graft procedures while at Baylor in 1997.
The branch, which is called Suishinkai, specialised in construction graft on public contracts.
Imelda has been convicted of corruption by the anti-graft court Sandiganbayan and faces up to 12 years in prison.
They focus on the graft that unfolds in local precincts, where, the theory goes, ordinary Afghans feel the impact most.
What was the problem in voting for a less than perfect bill and make a beginning in combating graft?
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