"This wouldn't be cheating in the classic baseball sense," Yahoo!'s Jeff Passan wrote.
Respondents under age 30 were almost as likely to say it wouldn't be cheating (34percentt) as that it would (36percentt).
Kilty agreed with his 19-year-old team-mate that it was best to concentrate solely on your own performance when lining up to race, as any thoughts about who may or may not be cheating would only be a distraction.
He even consulted with a dentist about wiring his jaw partly shut so he would not be tempted to cheat.
In Long Walk to Freedom, Mandela wrote that for black South Africans, the Chancellor House offices were "a place where they could come and find a sympathetic ear and a competent ally, a place where they would not be either turned away or cheated, a place where they might actually feel proud to be represented by men of their own skin colour".
The most popular options chosen by both teachers and students were: Wanting to get higher grades The internet encourages cheating and plagiarism, and makes it easy to do There would not be any serious consequences if cheating or plagiarism was discovered.
Brand noted that cheating would not be a new phenomenon.
He said the actual details of the tests to which banks are going to be subjected would not be published because they could "cheat" if they knew the scenarios being tested.
There would not be any serious consequences if cheating or plagiarism was discovered.
If North Korea cheated, China would not be receiving what it paid for.
