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答案                             Faking It
    A BBC investigation has highlighted the growing problem of an industry where students can try to deceive teachers by paying to have their coursework written for them. Universities are well set up to detect more traditional forms of plagiarism where extracts of someone else’s work are used. But according to Birmingham City University’s professor Robert Clarke, this is much harder to identify in a bespoke essay, original but written by someone else. He thinks this should concern us all and asks: "Would you want to be treated by a nurse who’s cheated on her assignment?"
    There are serious implications for any student found to be buying an essay in this way. A student can be stripped of their degree or thrown out of university. This form of cheating is not a crime, although there are some in academic circles who think it should be. And the offence is the students’.
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