what does TI suggest for fighting against corruption?
A. Developing a system to fight against corruption
B. Identifying corrupted individuals and penalize them
C. Establishing powerful committees to take action against corruption
D. Empowering mass people to protest against corruption
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Developing a system to fight against corruption
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