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By Veronique GreenwoodFeatures correspondent iStock(Credit: iStock)It’s a favourite for film fans and sofa snackers – and there’s some really special chemistry going on when popcorn does its pop. Popcorn, that delicious, crunchy vehicle for butter, caramel and salt, is seeing its star rise. Americans already consume nearly 50 litres of popped corn a year each, on average. But in the UK, where crisps have traditionally been more popular, popcorn sales have skyrocketed: research firm Mintel found in 2016 that UK popcorn sales had grown 169% in the last five years.

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A few years ago, I sat down with a former NCAA enforcement officer to compare notes now that their career in Indianapolis was over. Exhausted by years of feckless bureaucracy, they summarized the job of enforcement in a way I’ve never forgotten: “We don’t catch the good cheaters. That’s basically impossible with the way it’s all set up. And most of them are pretty good at cheating. We catch the bad ones, the dumb ones, and it’s really hard to even do that.