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University of Oklahoma student receives zero on gender assignment after expressing Christian beliefs, sparking viral ...

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Does the government get a lot of money from taxing e-books? Hardly, since reading e-books is not yet popular in the country.

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"Religious identity does not absolve a student from doing the work, completing the assignment," Greg Garrett says.