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'''Integrity''' is the property of being faithful to your own values or values you are sworn to uphold.  
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'''Integrity''' is the [[property]] of being faithful to your own values or values you are sworn to uphold.  
  
 
It can also be used to mean being complete and sound. An example: The integrity of the roof was not compromised by the hail storm.  
 
It can also be used to mean being complete and sound. An example: The integrity of the roof was not compromised by the hail storm.  
  
 
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Revision as of 02:29, November 25, 2008

Integrity is the property of being faithful to your own values or values you are sworn to uphold.

It can also be used to mean being complete and sound. An example: The integrity of the roof was not compromised by the hail storm.