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I don't know any teacher that uses the text book questions on a test. These are basically homework questions that don't really account for much of the students grade. Many of my textbooks had the answers in the back - at least for every other question - so that the student could make sure they were doing the work correctly BEFORE turning in the homework. On top of that, these answer keys have been traded for YEARS - well before, EBay and trading on the internet.
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Phantasms  Yagotta B. Kidding | 08/18/04
Thanks for that.  Yen_z | 08/18/04
Oh no!!!  Flablooie | 08/18/04
How does that address the stated problem.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 08/18/04
But DRM can't solve it  Fred Fredrickson | 08/18/04
There is no problem  Patrick Jones | 08/19/04
So they are just imagining these problems?  No_Ax_to_Grind | 08/19/04
What's your point?  voska | 08/19/04
They're manufacturing the problem, not imagining it.  Letophoro | 08/19/04
Got it backwards in Canada  voska | 08/19/04
Sources  Letophoro | 08/19/04
And ZDNET is incorrect  voska | 08/19/04
It will be interesting if it ever goes to court  voska | 08/19/04
Additional sources  Letophoro | 08/19/04
Yes  Patrick Jones | 08/19/04
So this is different from  Hanover Phist | 08/19/04
Problem, Unmentioned and unsolved  Update victim | 08/18/04
Microsoft rep says DRM can go too far...  Anton Philidor | 08/18/04
MS is really not in that business  j.m.galvin | 08/19/04
Looks like ZDNet took the day off.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 08/19/04
Additional sources.  Letophoro | 08/19/04
Oops, wrong location.  Letophoro | 08/19/04

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