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plagiarize verb adopt as one's own, apply to one's own uses, appropriate, avail oneself of, borrow dishonestly, copy from, counterfeit, duplicate, expropriate, fabricate, follow as a model, forge, imitate, infringe, paraphrase, pass off another's ideas as one's own, pass off another's writings as one's own, pirate, reduplicate, steal See also: copy, fake, pirate, steal How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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However, I will also argue that it was insane to go to war on an unsubstantiated might argued without solid evidence by liars, fools, and plagiarizers. After parents protested, the school board made a decision during executive session: They determined Pelton should give the plagiarizers partial credit for the assignment and should reduce its weight toward the final grade. Jacoby says his studies of the cognitive unconscious suggest that, unbeknownst to some plagiarizers, previously read material may automatically bubble to the surface during attempt to write about a similar topic. |
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