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plagiarism overview

What constitutes plagiarism? How does plagiarism 'accidentally' occur? Why is it important to produce your own work and properly cite the work of others?

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As you define what constitutes plagiarism, it is comprised of misrepresented facts, statistics, ideas, words, works, from another person, author, or website, without properly citing or recognizing the origins of those ideas and giving ...

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