This week, the Tories said immigrants should take tests for various unpleasant diseases before they come to Britain.
In September, prosecutors accused Sam Eshaghoff, 19, of impersonating six students, including a girl, to take tests for them.
No one in government, even the fringes of national politics, is thinking about making cyclists take tests, for all sorts of reasons.
On Tuesday, all the dead except one were young male civilians who had been lining up outside the police academy to take tests for recruitment.
The arrests on Tuesday included three people accused of accepting payment to take tests and eight who the authorities say paid impersonators to take tests for them.
Every three months, the women also take tests for syphilis and the virus that causes AIDS, which cost about an additional $17.
There's enough time for kids to grow into high-school free agents and college recruits, driving fancy cars and having other people take tests for them, and into professional athletes ingesting performance-enhancing pharmaceuticals.
(A) To suggest a possible work opportunity for Chilean students who perform well academically but are poor (there aren't many, but they do exist): they could take tests for students who are lazy and rich.
Tutors were taking tests for players.
During a construction lull, he took tests for the Police and Fire Departments and passed both.
Trump, who described sex in the 1980s as his own "personal Vietnam," must have taken tests for sexually transmitted diseases over the years.
