"Students were not merely permitted but were openly encouraged to cheat," investigators wrote of the case, in which students were given answer keys to copy instead of completing required lab experiments in the days and hours before the exam.
(New Xlibris authors must pay 75percentt for their copies instead of the 50percentt she pays).
For a week the paper came as requested, then one day the postman deposited 20 copies instead of one.
The magazine's next issue, on 14 January, sells 7.95 million copies instead of the usual 30,000.
Even if a poet gets a big award, her next book may sell 2,000 copies instead of 200.
Some law firms now scan power of attorney forms, wills and trusts that clients have signed and send them electronic copies instead of paper.
But with hard work and luck, he said, it could produce a graphic novel that "sells 60,000 or 70,000 copies instead of 5,000," instead of "getting 50 bucks up front and you're done".
Following 1969's transitional In a Silent Way, the electric storm of Bitches Brew in 1970 became the biggest-selling jazz album in history, shifting 500,000 copies instead of the 60,000 usually commanded by his releases.
Barnes & Noble included the book in its Discover program highlighting new writers, and Sessalee Hensley, the chain's fiction buyer, placed an initial order of more than 10,000 copies, instead of the 3,000 to 5,000 standard for that program.
(Companies may choose not to take part in this program, but then when a new Office version comes along, they'll have to buy all new copies instead of upgrade kits).
