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A professor notoriously tough on grading term papers, rarely giving out any grade higher than a D, finally rewards one student's effort with a B-. The student hangs on to this prized paper and sells it to the highest bidder at the end of the term; the buyer submits it to the same professor during the next term and receives a B. The next school year, another student submits the same paper to the same instructor and receives a B+. Finally, yet another student submits the paper for a fourth time and receives an A; the grade is accompanied by a written comment from the professor: I've read this paper four times now, and I like it better each time.
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