on the take
The phrase "on the take" refers to someone who is involved in dishonest or corrupt activities, particularly by accepting bribes or illegal payments in exchange for favors or influence. It implies a person who can be easily swayed by financial incentives and is willing to compromise their integrity or professional ethics for personal gain.
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