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I'm not taking sides here, but this is a very common practice. I'm suprised that AP has only banned Denmark.
Actually cheating is an integral and respected part of many cultures. Trickery is just an extension of a long tradition in the respect for battle strategy which has been around for thousands of years -- to some cultures, business is a form of battle -- and in battle there are no rules... I'm sure there are other cultural reasons for cheating. I really don't know anything about Denmark though -- I'm just making an observation.
I think most people from the USA don't realize this -- children from the time they are in elementary school here are brainwashed into following rules -- that's the way we do things here -- you are given rules or steps to follow -- you follow the steps and rules -- you get an evaluation of your ability to follow the rules in the form of a report card. That's all our education system does -- prepares us for the job market where we go to some building every day -- follow the rules of our employers -- and then get our evaluation.
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