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In other news, WWE released Raymond Michael Brendli (aka Mike Mondo) last Friday with the usual "coming to terms on the release" and wishing "Mike all the best in his future endeavors" statements on WWE.com.

Brendli was arrested earlier this month for a DUI, testing at a blood alcohol content level of .094 and then .091. Given that his was the third DUI arrest in recent months. Of the other two, Ted DiBiase, Jr., was punished by being called up to the main roster, and Santino Marella, had his offense seemingly ignored except for a shootsaid that an increasing number of EU citizens, who were surveyed as part of the report, thought it was getting worse.

Almost all companies in Greece, Spain and Italy believe it is widespread and, among businesses, belief is widespread that the only way to succeed is through political connections.

Corruption is considered rare in Denmark, Finland and Sweden, according to the report, a finding that reflects the work of Transparency International's corruption perception index.

It named Greece as the worst performer in the EU, sharing 80th place with China. Denmark was seen as the least corrupt.

Construction companies, which often tender for government contracts, are the most affected. Almost eight in ten of those asked complained about corruption.

Overall, 43 percent of companies see corruption as a problem. The cost to the European