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A 24-year-old physics graduate from Pakistan has died after her family paid millions to a man who falsely claimed he could secure her admission to Harvard University. This case underscores the dangers of fraudulent university admission schemes.
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A 24-year-old physics graduate from Pakistan has died after her family paid millions to a man who falsely claimed he could secure her admission to Harvard University. This case underscores the dangers of fraudulent university admission schemes.
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