Officials damage the social system and benefits in order to protecting their official position or advancement. In this background, social disorder is the conditon of losing control and 'a state which cannot be managed'.
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The first sentence is almost correct. " In this background Against this background / In this connection I'd say, ". .
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The first sentence is almost correct.
" In this background Against this background / In this connection I'd say, ".
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" Or do you mean to define social disorder as "the condition of losing control"?
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