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significant Muslim tradition, other ‘traditional’ moral virtues such as 'Selflessness' and 'Self discipline', and ‘courage’ are being invoked in their civil service Codes of Ethics, specifically as a corrective to official corruption, abuse of office, and conflicts of interest.
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