Plagiarism is a serious thing, but reporters, academics, and speechwriters care much more about plagiarism than most people.
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"Clone" Plagiarism In this type of plagiarism, the exact same words appear in both the original and the copy.
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Last year it attacked former Milwaukee Sheriff David Clarke for plagiarism, using an inaccurate definition of what constitutes plagiarism.
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To me, there are several ethical issues here: First, self-plagiarism or plagiarism is grounds for expelling a student; I suspect this would also be true for teachers.
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Pointing to this historical example or that cultural trend about plagiarism leads only to incoherent and incomplete conclusions about plagiarism within its current place in the history of ideas.
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Plagiarism — like all sin — happens all too easily.
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Scott Schell, vice president of public affairs at Columbia, told CNN that not all of the corrections involved plagiarism but did not elaborate as to which corrections were for plagiarism.
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Whether or not this erasure of the author happens — and with it concerns about plagiarism — will depend on how we respond to the recurring incidents of plagiarism in our midst.
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Vox's Matt Yglesias wrote about Donald Trump's "profound laziness" following the Melania Trump plagiarism debacle: Plagiarism offers a window into a different aspect of Trump, one that isn't integral to his appeal.
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When the plagiarism of Michelle Obama in Melania Trump's convention speech was discovered, Spicer absurdly argued that it may not have been plagiarism because My Little Pony used somewhat similar wording too.
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And plagiarism is more or less the only content problem it is likely to care about, because internet-age plagiarism is the only content problem addressed directly by the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
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The apparent plagiarism was first reported by The Washington Post.
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Ooi said another red flag for suspicious reviews is plagiarism.
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Yep, the one which face plagiarism accusations earlier this year.
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Why it matters: This is not Biden's first plagiarism blunder.
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On July 19 the word "plagiarism" trended worldwide after Mrs.
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A number of Harvard law professors have faced plagiarism accusations.
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Statement from Trump campaign on plagiarism in Melania's speech: pic.twitter.
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They probably knew everybody would be like, 'Oh, it's plagiarism.
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We've seen political plagiarism before, and not just with Biden.
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Saviano's second book, about cocaine, earned him accusations of plagiarism.
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Plagiarism is not just a norm; it is a necessity.
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Eventually, Biden's campaign would go down amid a plagiarism scandal.
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"It was creative writing, but it was plagiarism," Meadows says.
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"It's ridiculous to say that it's not plagiarism," Lehrman said.
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In 1988, he left the race after facing accusations of plagiarism.
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Intentional plagiarism or not, it was a bad look for Swift.
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I don't see that it has to be considered a plagiarism.
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Still the two-day plagiarism controversy, the feud with Ohio Gov.
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The second time, my student denied the importance of avoiding plagiarism.
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It's not quite uncanny enough, though, to warrant accusations of plagiarism.
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"This does not mean that Melania personally committed plagiarism," Bailey states.
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There's such a dangerous culture online in claiming everything is plagiarism.
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Related: "USA Today Cuts Ties With Crossword Editor After Plagiarism Scandal"
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He brought out Laura Benanti to spoof Melania Trump's plagiarism scandal.
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Both ended poorly, with the first maligned for a plagiarism controversy.
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Lytvyn and Shevchenko had created a plagiarism-detection product called MyDropBox.
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He's a close friend, and his persistent plagiarism needs to stop.
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Stephen Colbert gives 'Melania Trump' a chance to address plagiarism accusations
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In journalism, plagiarism is also bad because you are essentially stealing.
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It's not the first time Crowley has been accused of plagiarism.
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But he should not open himself up to a silly plagiarism problem.
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" Trump education adviser Rob Goad described the plagiarism allegations as "character assassination.
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Mashable confirmed Melania's clean copy by running it through a plagiarism checker.
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Shakira in court on March 27, 2019, in Madrid over plagiarism charges.
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BuzzFeed News sent detailed information about these examples of plagiarism to business2community.
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White tethered himself to these various aliases through good, old fashioned plagiarism.
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"Plagiarism is not our primary concern," said Ted Han, DocumentCloud's technology lead.
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In fact, these errors pale in comparison to previous Trump plagiarism controversies.
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Trump allies have said the plagiarism allegations are much ado about nothing.
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Plagiarism allows speakers to pretend the eloquence of others is their own.
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American University, where we teach, leaves no doubt about what plagiarism is.
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Conventional wisdom and past experience suggests that plagiarism can't be taken lightly.
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Mr. Thomas's plagiarism of Mr. Lendino brought his caper to a close.
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She dropped out of contention for previous government posts amid plagiarism allegations.
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Abramson denied allegations of plagiarism during a Fox News interview on Wednesday.
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Wasn't love always a case of mistaken identity, of plagiarism and misattribution?
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The plagiarism appears obvious, but Trump's campaign denies that any took place.
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But plagiarism charges, even weak ones, can be a problem for him.
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And now one of its books has been accused of rampant plagiarism.
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It's not plagiarism, unless you literally invented English Following up on Manafort's theme, Trump aide Katrina Pierson basically told The Hill that if you want to complain about plagiarism, you'd better not use an existing language, you big copycat.
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The Trump family could not avoid plagiarism chatter for the second straight day.
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These reactions are just as, if not more, troubling then the plagiarism itself.
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The same plagiarism frequently occurs in the world of fake political news, too.
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There were also claims of plagiarism, some grammatical corrections and plenty of comedy.
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Campaign and convention officials made things worse by insisting there was no plagiarism.
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It is not the first time Buhari has been called out for plagiarism.
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In the big picture, I don't think this plagiarism will hurt Trump much.
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He joined The National Review after being fired from Buzzfeed News for plagiarism.
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Obama's speech also comes just one week after Melania Trump's alleged plagiarism scandal.
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The senators said the alleged plagiarism is evidence of "systematic weakness" within FEMA.
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Hurston's biographer, Robert Hemenway, in 1980 slammed Hurston's use of it as plagiarism.
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He dropped from the 1988 presidential primary in 1987 after a plagiarism scandal.
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He mounted his first campaign in 1988 and withdrew during a plagiarism scandal.
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And on Wednesday, just as attention over the plagiarism was dying down, Sen.
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But the similarities highlighted by FiveThirtyEight made it "clear it's plagiarism," he said.
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Let's start with the easiest-to-evaluate charges against Zito: allegations of plagiarism.
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They said they do not routinely put essays, for example, through plagiarism checkers.
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For his part, Manafort denied there was any plagiarism in the first place.
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A college professor suspects a student of plagiarism, and then things go haywire.
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As a result, nonfiction books often contain errors and, every so often, plagiarism.
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It was the site where his plagiarism controversy in the 1988 campaign originated.
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Abramson's book tour was suddenly consumed by conversations parsing the definition of plagiarism.
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Plagiarism is often more clear-cut in nonfiction, but there are murky areas.
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Basically, the same way they handle plagiarism: They make it the author's problem.
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But this logic does not square with how book publishing traditionally handles plagiarism.
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The concept of plagiarism as we understand it didn't exist in ancient cultures.
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It's like he's saying, this was just a bit of plagiarism, so it's okay.
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Instead of hitting hubs with a plagiarism complaint, she takes it as a compliment.
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Benanti, 37, previously parodied Melania's plagiarism scandal after the Republican National Convention in July.
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As the convention season heads toward its finish, more speech-plagiarism accusations have emerged.
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"There was no fraud, no intentional misreporting, no plagiarism, or no misappropriation," he wrote.
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In a series of tweets, Zedd accused Chinese singer Zhang Wei Da of plagiarism.
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"Since it's a public court document I wasn't concerned about [plagiarism]," he told me.
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It was a speech that, in its spirit, easily outstripped the plagiarism of Melania.
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The frantic hypocrisy that is Trump fully revealed itself in the Melania plagiarism moment.
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Incorrect analysis is obviously a very different problem than fabulism, plagiarism, and mischaracterizing sources.
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Further review of her Ph.D dissertation by CNN found thousands of instances of plagiarism.
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Other commentators also noted the similarities but used harsher terms like plagiarism or whitewashing.
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After CNN found evidence of plagiarism, HarperCollins withdrew the digital edition of the book.
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The suppression of creativity in China breeds plagiarism, which runs rampant on Chinese campuses.
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They also pointed to inaccuracies and stereotypes in the novel and suspicions of plagiarism.
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This requirement surfaces when a plagiarism scandal or other editorial calamity hits a newsroom.
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"The plagiarism is there whether my motivations are ill or they're not," Moynihan said.
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Plagiarism may be a frowned-upon behavior, but among constitution writers, it was accepted.
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On Thursday, CNN Business discovered two additional examples of apparent plagiarism in Abramson's book.
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The original logo was scrapped after plagiarism accusations arose shortly after its July unveiling.
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But the plagiarism soon overwhelmed absolutely everything else, the ultimate hijacking of the narrative.
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Any of those scenarios would have been better for Trump than a plagiarism scandal.
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As you know, you've been accused of plagiarism by Vice's Michael Moynihan and others.
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The internet was abuzz following Melania Trump's plagiarism accusations of Michelle Obama's 2008 DNC Speech.
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The allegations of plagiarism started just as Melania Trump finished her Republican National Convention speech.
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Stewart then offered an explanation of plagiarism that inadvertently revealed his site was committing it.
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Van Vogt reportedly sued 20th Century Fox for plagiarism, and eventually settled out of court.
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"Piracy is worse [than plagiarism by brands], because it kills the industry," says Ms Harp.
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"It all boils down to plagiarism," Brookings Institution's Clifford G. Gaddy said at the time.
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Forever 21 is once again facing controversy with a new plagiarism accusation regarding its designs.
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The allegation of plagiarism "calls everything she's ever written into question," de la Cretaz said.
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It'll even proofread within MS Word and Outlook, and check your writing for potential plagiarism.
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The Trump campaign has fiercely defended her, saying that there is no evidence of plagiarism.
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The intended crown jewel of the night, Melania Trump's speech, has been marred by plagiarism.
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And they had to redesign the games logo after being hit by accusations of plagiarism.
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I've never seen a college plagiarism code that this would not be in violation of.
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Biden had to abandon his 1988 presidential campaign after being caught in a plagiarism storm.
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The scandal lit up electronic music Twitter, with multiple commenters accusing Hannah Wants of plagiarism.
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The number of artists alleging plagiarism is high, but some find strength in those numbers.
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But her feel-good story soon turned defensive amid claims of plagiarism and death threats.
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Moynihan, the Vice correspondent who broke the plagiarism story, appeared on "Reliable" just after Abramson.
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Despite all that, plagiarism is still rampant in the media industry, generating multibillion-dollar businesses.
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He argued that evidence of plagiarism should have been disqualifying for a senior government official.
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WEINTRAUB and WILBER: Puzzle makers debate whether using clues from these databases amounts to plagiarism.
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They say her new book contains factually inaccurate statements, uncredited reporting, and even plagiarism. 5.
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Biden's problem, however, is that he does have some big-deal plagiarism in his past.
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You know, the literal symbols of the United States of America — thus, plagiarism, at best.
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The publisher might check the book for libel, but it generally doesn't check for plagiarism.
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This wouldn't be the first time that one of the Trumps have been accused of plagiarism.
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Dylan was accused of plagiarism after some noted similarities between his speech and entries from SparkNotes.
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The episode of plagiarism is an unfortunate note upon which President Akufo-Addo begins his term.
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Maybe. But remember that Biden's first run for president in 1987 was ended by plagiarism allegations.
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Either way, this is hardly the first time the new president has faced allegations of plagiarism.
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Harvard has previously taken back admission from prospective students over racist memes, plagiarism -- and even murder.
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The hosts of the popular podcast Crime Junkie are accused of quietly deleting episodes over plagiarism.
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And you had a plagiarism," the former aide to George W. Bush told CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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" When Manafort appeared on CNN Tuesday morning, he called the accusation of plagiarism "just really absurd.
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JOHN KIHLSTROM Richmond, California You mentioned some of the plagiarism that King has been accused of.
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First, it's not clear how turning text into silly oversized font sizes would actually prevent plagiarism.
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Conservative media commentator Monica Crowley will not be joining the Trump administration following accusations of plagiarism.
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He said he left after students complained that he was cracking down on cheating and plagiarism.
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Have webcomic artists lost all respect for themselves and their craft and given into rampant plagiarism?
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"Politics is the art of the plagiarism," said the consultant, who asked not to be named.
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The people of America then set on getting to the bottom of the alleged plagiarism scandal.
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This has been removed from Mario Maker 2, likely to tamp down on issues of plagiarism.
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It offered up anger and vitriol, warmed-over exaggerations, outright lies, divisive rhetoric and even plagiarism!
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Now the left-stream media can safely ignore it to focus on a phony plagiarism charge.
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Other kinds of issues, misconduct, plagiarism, and so forth have to be put on the table.
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I was struck by how many voters seemed puzzled by the press frenzy over Biden's plagiarism.
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His 1988 bid, in which he was considered a top tier contender, ended amid plagiarism questions.
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A major beauty brand is being accused of plagiarism on social media by an independent artist.
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The list of dudes in comedy who have been accused of plagiarism is very, very, long.
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Her appointment had been shadowed by reports of plagiarism in news outlets including CNN and Politico.
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Could the plagiarism allegation that Joseph R. Biden Jr. faced in 1988 still be a problem?
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On Thursday, CNN Business identified two additional sections of "Merchants of Truth" that contained apparent plagiarism.
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Trump enjoys higher popularity ratings than her husband, but she has been accused of plagiarism before.
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The Author is a modern, Western invention, really, and plagiarism exists only as its flip side.
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A dossier of her supposed plagiarism had been provided to reporters at The New York Post and The Daily Caller, but the smears collapsed when the writers who were the purported victims made statements saying that it was nonsense, and that there had been no plagiarism whatsoever.
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It was here in 1987 when his first presidential campaign began to implode over allegations of plagiarism.
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Since the news of the plagiarism scandal broke, the Trump camp has denied and dismissed the allegations.
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Users on social media have since called out the attraction for blatant plagiarism and lack of creativity.
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She is also not the first Trump staffing pick to face plagiarism allegations since the President's election.
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DeVos has faced significant pushback, from her controversial advocacy of charter school programs to accusations of plagiarism.
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On Wednesday, Charnas decided to respond to Diet Prada — but not necessarily to the actual plagiarism accusation.
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Editor's note: This story has been updated to include a reference to plagiarism allegations against Melania Trump.
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Chris Christie argued that it was not plagiarism because 93 percent of it was different from Obama's.
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And the plagiarism controversy over the speech delivered by Trump's wife, Melania, was not on anybody's lips.
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Plagiarism offers a window into a different aspect of Trump, one that isn't integral to his appeal.
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And, with more and more people shopping online, the internet has pretty much become a "plagiarism" playground.
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His research is another black mark against China, joining widespread scientific plagiarism and fraud and industrial espionage.
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I won't ever write a paper or publish a book again without putting it through plagiarism checks.
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The Times created the public editor position after a 2003 plagiarism scandal involving the reporter Jayson Blair.
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"Opal Mehta" was, of course, pulled from the shelves after its teenage author was accused of plagiarism.
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Pashet said the algorithms ensure that the songs are different enough from existing ones to avoid plagiarism.
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"I thought, 'That's legit plagiarism,'" said Mr. Hill, who described himself as a supporter of President Obama.
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In local villages, where children begin to embroider before they learn to read, people call it plagiarism.
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He retorts by asking me if including, "My fellow Americans..." in a speech would count as plagiarism.
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Student Opinion To what extent is plagiarism or any form of academic dishonesty common in your school?
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The supplemental file includes 32 revised passages that contained plagiarism or other citation deficiencies that required correction.
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Accusations of plagiarism and dishonesty — and his and others' defenses against both — have further muddied the waters.
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Yet there is evidence that Democratic voters are not immune to this particular strain of political plagiarism.
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Noah was incredulous and nostalgic that plagiarism was, not so long ago, enough to end a campaign.
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Resident Advisor looked at the intersection of mob mentality and misogny after the Hannah Wants plagiarism fallout.
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EB: Looking at impact of Melania-gate, do you think that this plagiarism will tarnish Trump's campaign?
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On July 8th he faced accusations of plagiarism in his Master's thesis (as it happens, on inflation-targeting).
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Creative types like Kaseberg deserve the law's assurance that their labors won't go for naught because of plagiarism.
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"Plagiarism charge against Sleepy Joe Biden on his ridiculous Climate Change Plan is a big problem," Trump wrote.
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The Tokyo 2020 Olympics finally has a new logo, after its first pick was pulled amid plagiarism accusations.
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In 2002, the historians Stephen E. Ambrose and Doris Kearns Goodwin, both Mayhew authors, were accused of plagiarism.
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If people expected her to fall completely flat, they were disappointed—though the plagiarism doesn't help her much.
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Melania Trump Donald Trump's not going to handle the plagiarism controversy over his wife's convention speech "Apprentice" style.
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Now there is a controversy about plagiarism, but in the end it will not seriously damage the campaign.
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" Mallon told the Weekly Standard, "Constant paraphrasing without at least semi-regular attribution constitutes a form of plagiarism.
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This isn't the plagiarism case from the Republican National Convention when Melania Trump lifted Michelle Obama's exact words.
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Multiple news outlets are reporting that there was a major instance of plagiarism in the White House's release.
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Paul Manafort, Mr Trump's campaign chief, denied this was plagiarism; Mr Christie said it was no big deal.
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With the plagiarism checker — the feature called "Originality Reports" — teachers can check for missed citations and other issues.
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Blatant plagiarism — sometimes involving more than 100 pages — is not uncommon among those holding sweat-free doctoral degrees.
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Donald Trump and his core supporters aren't just following the Clinton playbook, they should be disciplined for plagiarism.
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But the accusations of plagiarism ignited on social media, threatening to dissolve any positive impressions from the address.
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Mr. Trump's campaign chairman, denying plagiarism, accused Hillary Clinton's campaign of trying to draw attention to the issue.
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Xx Rapidly, what began as a plagiarism scandal turned into a debate about gender equality in electronic music.
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It was the second most trending topic on Twitter in France, with the hashtag #plagiat — plagiarism in French.
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And as a recent plagiarism scandal shows, Russian science, technological education and research suffer from serious structural defects.
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Harvard has a strict policy against plagiarism that can, in some cases, result in expulsion from the school.
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Overlooked amid the Melania Trump plagiarism scandal at this summer's Republican National Convention was an even stranger mystery.
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In recent years, copyright lawsuits against acclaimed novelists were dismissed after the courts found insufficient evidence of plagiarism.
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And that record, according to a rash of new reports, included an episode of plagiarism in law school.
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The Trump campaign had to play defense Tuesday, the second day of the GOP convention, following the plagiarism accusations.
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But once those strings reach a certain length, it's a red flag when comparing two texts for possible plagiarism.
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On Sunday, fashion watchdog Diet Prada alerted its followers that more plagiarism was afoot in the Kardashian West household.
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His first White House bid, which he launched in 1987, lasted a few months due to a plagiarism scandal.
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In an interview with CNN's Chris Cuomo on "New Day," campaign chairman Paul Manafort denied the allegations of plagiarism.
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What makes conceptual plagiarism particularly difficult to define and prove is the likelihood of authors developing similar ideas independently.
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Notably, incidents of plagiarism were almost always caught by a reader, who then reached out to the rightful author.
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Besides the standard infractions, like plagiarism, Duke's academic code lists use of CEDs without a doctor's prescription as cheating.
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"I must say that engineering the appearance of blatant plagiarism on my part was absolutely brilliant," Dr. Noji wrote.
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It was his second failed bid for the White House after a plagiarism scandal felled his promising 19723 campaign.
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Hatta said he had not seen any correspondence from the suspect and had no idea of the plagiarism claim.
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It was sloppy of Clarke to copy five separate sentences in their entirety, but he did not commit plagiarism.
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Trump's campaign has strongly denied accusations of plagiarism, stating that Melania Trump's speech reflected her own experiences in America.
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The headline ("Echoes of Biden's 28503 plagiarism scandal…") must have horrified the former vice president and Democratic presidential candidate.
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One senior Moscow official the group accused of plagiarism recently withdrew his thesis and asked to do it again.
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Surely one of the bigger moments has been the multi-day story over Melania Trump's plagiarism of Michelle Obama.
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The lawsuit draws out the line between homage and plagiarism, and raises questions of when one becomes the other.
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Allegations of plagiarism against Glover surfaced on Reddit this past weekend, with Redditors citing comments on Jase Harley's Instagram.
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Finally, days later, the Trump campaign admitted there was plagiarism and blamed a miscommunication between Melania and her speechwriter.
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And this year, HarperCollins withdrew the digital edition of a book by Monica Crowley after evidence of plagiarism emerged.
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Acker often wrote pastiche; the first chapter of her "Great Expectations" is titled "Plagiarism" and artfully revisits Dickens's novel.
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And plagiarism, while a major publishing no-no, is not itself a crime unless the duplicated material was copyrighted.
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Last month, it finally chose a new games logo after the previous one was withdrawn due to plagiarism allegations.
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Social media users caught wind of the similarities and blasted the potential future first lady, accusing her of plagiarism.
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In school, plagiarism is a serious offense because it vitiates the purposes of the assignment in the first place.
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But then CNN uncovered multiple instances of plagiarism -- in her book, in her newspaper columns, and in her Ph.D. dissertation.
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But here's the thing: When it comes to makeup shades, there's a fine line between inspiration and straight-up plagiarism.
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In 22015, a year after the release of Taipei, Tao Lin was accused of statutory rape, emotional abuse, and plagiarism.
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Plagiarism is not theft and in the context of Dosseh and Nekfeu, I would be flattered if I were you.
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German Defense Secretary Karl Theodor zu Guttenberg, 22014: Guttenberg resigned amidst a scandal involving alleged plagiarism in his doctoral dissertation.
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Senator Rand Paul, 2013: Paul has been the subject of several plagiarism scandals -- surrounding both his speeches and his book.
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Melania Trump is hardly the first high-profile person to be accused of plagiarism, but this won't be forgotten quickly.
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He was considered one of the race's frontrunners before being run out of the contest due to allegations of plagiarism.
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Finding a logo for Tokyo's 2020 Summer Olympics has been a difficult process, fraught with delays, plagiarism and U-turns.
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Earlier on Wednesday, the Trump campaign finally offered up its sacrificial lamb for Monday's Melania Trump plagiarism snafu: Meredith McIver.
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It remains a middle-income country with a troubled economic model, and its schools are plagued by plagiarism and corruption.
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Trump himself on Wednesday morning said the coverage of the plagiarism scandal could be a net positive for his campaign.
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Historically plagiarism hasn't always been a big deal, and in some cultures it still isn't considered a serious ethical violation.
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The group said that Clarke's "troubling record" includes plagiarism allegations and "multiple inmate deaths" under his watch in Milwaukee County.
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Benny Johnson, the viral blogger who's gotten himself in trouble numerous times for plagiarism, is out at Independent Journal Review.
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Instagram's latest Snapchat plagiarism update lets you send self-destructing messages to your friends — an excellent feature for sexy time.
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Last month, it finally selected a new games logo after the previous one was withdrawn due to questions about plagiarism.
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There's one obvious, major problem with all of these accusations: On an individual level, none of them are really plagiarism.
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CNN's Andrew Cuomo repeatedly tried to get Paul Manafort to admit he lied about the plagiarism is a prime example.
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Yet over the years, the band has settled numerous challenges of plagiarism by adding other songwriters' credits to its albums.
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It was plagiarism, pure and simple, and the only such instance in a career otherwise distinguished by ingenuity and originality.
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"It's literally plagiarism," said Kevin Mattson, a professor of history at Ohio University who has written a book about Nixon.
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But what are the chances we get plagiarism, the Kennedy assassination and a mini-riot on the floor in Philadelphia?
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Those comments exacerbated a hard day for the Trump campaign, which offered shifting and far-fetched explanations for the plagiarism.
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Bassen's post went viral, and now, more than 0003 independent artists and designers have come forward accusing Zara of plagiarism.
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"I'm not surprised [about the shirt], as plagiarism is a very common practice among such big companies," Ahmed told Hyperallergic.
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As a Democratic rising star, the then-senator folded his bid for the 1988 presidential nomination over a plagiarism scandal.
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Mr. Trump's transition team had labeled the plagiarism reports "a politically motivated attack" and defended Ms. Crowley's ability to serve.
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The Premium version of the app detects everything from punctuation mistakes and contextual errors, to weak vocabulary and potential plagiarism.
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"One cannot cite something, even if they have copied it word for word, and it not be plagiarism," he said.
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Trump's communications director published an extraordinary statement on Tuesday that admonished the news media for reporting on the plagiarism claims.
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There have been no plagiarism scandals à la Melania Trump or public snubs by defeated candidates à la Ted Cruz.
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The built-in IDE supports 40 programming languages, including Python, Java and C. There's also a tool for detecting plagiarism.
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Powell said the judge's accusation of plagiarism was "unfounded" because she cited and linked to the brief she was referencing.
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Finally, days later, the Trump campaign admitted there was plagiarism and blamed a miscommunication between Melania and her speechwriter. 1.
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Nelson's original tweets, however, actually raise a much more important point about Biden's climate plan than anything related to plagiarism.
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Plagiarism, like most things, is best understood within a long evolution of concepts such as authorship, originality, and intellectual property.
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Tighter rules that prohibit only obvious plagiarism might encourage this kind of sharing, on stage as well as in the lab.
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To evaluate the accusations against Tron, BuzzFeed News asked Quetext, a plagiarism analysis company, to compare Tron and Filecoin's white papers.
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And you know that before you even need to Google the phrase "Hillary Clinton and Plagiarism," you're going to find something.
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Kathleen Hartnett White Ten Senate Democrats are waging plagiarism accusations at Trump's controversial nominee to lead the Council for Environmental Quality.
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No one to be fired after Melania Trump speech plagiarism It remains unclear whether the incident will have a lasting effect.
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In the brief time before the plagiarism surfaced, Melania Trump's speech was hailed as a breakthrough moment for the Trump campaign.
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But Hatta said he had no idea about any plagiarism claim, adding he had not seen any correspondence from the suspect.
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Now it&aposs often said that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, so I wonder what plagiarism get&aposs you?
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A Twitter user first pointed out the similarities and the controversy brewing online about the alleged plagiarism to Zedd on Friday.
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She withdrew herself from consideration for that position after CNN's KFile team uncovered extensive plagiarism in her book and doctoral thesis.
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In fact, Mr. Fitzgerald — I believe that is how he spells his name — seems to believe that plagiarism begins at home.
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You can make the argument that Melania Trump's plagiarism scandal is an illustration of Donald Trump's shoddy and unprofessional presidential campaign.
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The Journal found widespread plagiarism in 111 projects' online whitepapers, including word-for-word copies of marketing plans and technical features.
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Paul Manafort, Mr. Trump's campaign chairman, pushed back aggressively against accusations of plagiarism and even tried to go on the offensive.
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Le Pen's campaign manager David Rachline also played down plagiarism accusations, painting her speech as a form of tribute to Fillon.
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Finally, art lawyer Alia Sonora will lay out the distinctions between copyright infringement and plagiarism, and between copyright and fair use.
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Then came the plagiarism allegations that are doubly serious for someone whose business empire and campaign platform is based around education.
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Yes, the school's black sheep is the son of the principal; flunking him for plagiarism the preceding year was her call.
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The first run ended in a plagiarism scandal; the second time around, he withdrew from the race after the Iowa caucus.
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All of the side-by-side photos that Robinson published on his site as proof of "plagiarism" are from that quilt.
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In "Horseman," a smug frat boy tells his professor, "Don't hold back," as she contemplates how to punish him for plagiarism.
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While publishers typically have nonfiction books vetted by their legal departments, most do not check for plagiarism, fabrication or factual inaccuracies.
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The exploding interest in these courses, though, has coincided with an undesirable side effect: a spate of high-tech collegiate plagiarism.
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The reasons for retraction range in seriousness from major errors (which cannot be fixed by corrections) to plagiarism to outright fraud.
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In his 277 presidential campaign, amid a plagiarism controversy that originated at an Iowa debate, he dropped out before the caucuses.
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"In fact, the testimony is so close that I could be charged more with self-plagiarism than self-contradiction," he wrote.
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Past fumbles, a little plagiarism and tone-deaf Anita Hill hearings aside, he owns his mistakes, apologizes, moves on and grows.
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What does this mean for less-discerning people looking for a little copy, say, high school students that aren't above plagiarism?
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An unarmed black teenager killed by police; France's far-right candidate accused of plagiarism; Trump and Putin talk Syria peacekeeping efforts.
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In the years leading up to the Revolution, what we would now consider plagiarism was as rampant as taxes on tea.
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We can actually witness the notion of plagiarism emerging historically in a contemporary controversy surrounding the founding documents of our nation.
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Without the expectation of originality for its own sake that is so valued today, there was really no possibility of plagiarism.
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The Tokyo Organizing Committee scrambled to find a new symbol for the 21971 Olympics, after its original selection faced allegations of plagiarism.
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Forever 21 has quite a history with plagiarism, but the brand are usually on the other side of this sort of controversy.
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ET. The latest claims of plagiarism surrounding yesterday's inaugural festivities have less to do with Batman and more to do with baking.
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Plagiarism, which is in every campus' code of conduct and can be punishable by expulsion is a good comparison: It's about ethics.
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Catlow uses blockchain, an online database that digitally stamps each image uploaded with her signature, making plagiarism or repurposing content less easy.
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You know that because politics fosters more plagiarism than a college creative writing class filled with members of the men's lacrosse team.
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Senator John Walsh, 2014: The Montana Senator was thrown into a plagiarism scandal regarding his master's thesis for the Army War College.
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On Tuesday, Trump aides and allies were at a loss to explain who wrote Melania's speech and how the plagiarism had occurred.
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Bill Shillady, is being pulled from shelves less than a month after its release after the publisher found it contained extensive plagiarism.
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The role was initially created in 2003 in the wake of a plagiarism scandal and has since been filled by six people.
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And while we couldn't find any instances of plagiarism this time around, there were plenty of winners and losers to tally up.
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A tsunami of coverage, and denials of plagiarism from Trump's campaign, soon engulfed the convention and threatened to overshadow the entire affair.
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"Feel like a plagiarism case between Harry Styles Sweet Creature and the Beatles Blackbird," someone wrote adding the hashtags #sameintro #plagarism #howdareyou.
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But Intezer, which operates a code analysis system similar to automated plagiarism detection websites, has not found any other code that matches.
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The Complutense University of Madrid opened an inquiry after Twitter users accused Acuña of plagiarism based on several pages of the thesis.
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Middlebury's academic handbook defines plagiarism as "passing off another person's work as one's own" and maintains a strict commitment to combating it.
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Turnitin, a California-based company, uses a computer algorithm to automatically vet submitted writing for any matches that could amount to plagiarism.
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The blurry legal territory distinguishing copyright infringement from fair use, and appropriation from plagiarism, will be explored on Friday at SOHO20 Gallery.
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No one looks like a partisan hack for criticizing plagiarism, and readers get that it's a problem without a lot of explanation.
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"It basically said we needed to address sexual harassment as seriously as other forms of academic misconduct, such as plagiarism," she said.
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The Mandela story was arguably more serious than the plagiarism scandal that prematurely ended Biden's first bid for the presidency in 1987.
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At the end of the day, we're here to help the brand look good and plagiarism is definitely not a good look.
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And it ignited an online debate in Indonesia about how serious the offense of plagiarism was, and whether it should be forgiven.
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HarperCollins is withdrawing the digital edition of Monica Crowley's 2012 book "What the (Bleep) Just Happened?" from retailers, after evidence of plagiarism.
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Politicization among intelligence officers has traditionally been viewed with the kind of heightened professional disdain that authors and journalists feel for plagiarism.
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Though coding is a foreign language to most people, the principles of plagiarism are the same as with papers written in English.
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It resurrected a sensitive issue for the Biden campaign: Accusations of plagiarism forced Mr. Biden out of the presidential race in 1988.
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In 2017, he was found guilty of that plagiarism charge and was ordered to pay nearly $42,000 in damages alongside the Pompidou.
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Impressive, but I hadn't taken that photo, so more concerned by accusations of plagiarism than posting off-brand #content, I deleted it.
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These plagiarism allegations were first flagged by Josh Nelson, the vice president of Credo Mobile and a veteran of several environmental organizations.
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Examples of plagiarism were found in her 2012 book, multiple columns for The Washington Times and her 2000 Ph.D. dissertation for Columbia University.
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It won despite a plagiarism lawsuit filed in Los Angeles last month claiming its unusual plot was lifted from a 1969 American play.
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When asked how she thinks social networks could prevent blatant plagiarism and harassment like this, Condon emphasized the importance of calling out lies.
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KCNA listed previous controversies concerning Biden, including allegations of plagiarism and falling asleep during a speech by former President Barack Obama in 2011.
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Trump campaign tries to move on from plagiarism controversy Thiel became the first openly gay speaker at a Republican convention since then-Rep.
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Using their music, Jack then rockets towards fame, hangs with a self-parodying Ed Sheeran, and grapples with his magical bout of plagiarism.
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According to reports from Your EDM, the plagiarism in question stems from the producer's track "Candyman" which also features Aloe Blacc on vocals.
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Plagiarism aside, the close ties between the presidency and the oil and gas giant have troubled environmental advocates and others for some time.
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The first night, all the careful orchestration descended into an ugly floor fight, followed in the evening by Melania's plagiarism of Michelle Obama.
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Donald Trump's campaign manager, Paul Manafort, explicitly denied the plagiarism accusations, saying that Melania Trump's speech simply employed language that is frequently used.
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While the world reels from last night's baffling case of apparent plagiarism by Melania Trump, Republican strategists are doing their best damage control.
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Depending on where you work, Instagram's Stories feature is either the most sincere form of flattery or the most blatant form of plagiarism.
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"I believe these words came from the Pokémon movie," Cain said, making it clear this was not an accident or act of plagiarism.
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He relied heavily on an editor to finish the book and later paid over half a million dollars to settle a plagiarism suit.
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The plagiarism-checking feature is launching into beta testing today, with invites rolling out to schools and teachers over the next few weeks.
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Plagiarism charge against Sleepy Joe Biden on his ridiculous Climate Change Plan is a big problem, but the Corrupt Media will save him.
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" He added that he couldn't make the case for plagiarism "when 93 percent of the speech is completely different than Michelle Obama's speech.
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But several phrases are identical to ones uttered by the first lady, and plagiarism experts are beyond skeptical of it being a coincidence.
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The style showdown didn't go unnoticed on Twitter, sparking tweets about "dress plagiarism" and prompting other users to praise Beatty for "trolling" Melania.
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Benanti doesn't just look the part—she completely nails Melania's accent and mannerisms as she defends the wannabe first lady's recent plagiarism accusations.
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I would still like to hear audio of some of her more fantastical anecdotes, and the plagiarism, especially the Wikipedia case, is unacceptable.
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Mr. Biden, whose first run for the White House had blown up in a plagiarism scandal in 1988, jumped into the race, too.
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Usually, it's mundane stuff, like chronic tardiness, poor performance, frequent mistakes (in journalism, plagiarism will generally get you frogmarched out of the building).
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Trump's campaign has vehemently pushed back against the accusations of plagiarism as the controversy threatened to consume the second day of the convention.
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Paulson said he had no editorial control over the McGorty sites and that he was "concerned" about the plagiarism after being shown examples.
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A touch of plagiarism, a no-show, were O.K. if it gave the young man more time to work on his drop step.
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After losing a gig interning at the Dallas Morning News after accusations of plagiarism, she briefly became a rock critic — how Gen X!
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The design drew accusations of plagiarism on social media, and the hashtag "Dalian city logo" was trending on China's Twitter-like Weibo platform.
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But the bright spot of the convention quickly dimmed and was overshadowed by plagiarism claims and then shift, unequivocal denial from Trump's team.
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The company has financial and legal incentive to prevent plagiarism and other commercial scams, but not to prevent the spread of conspiracy theories.
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The Author is a modern, Western invention, really, and plagiarism exists only as its flip side Necessary to any serious conversation about Mrs.
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However, the same technologies that make research more easily accessible to more people also make both plagiarism and its detection easier as well.
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Anyone can make and publish stickers in just minutes, but that leads to its own problems such as plagiarism and differing levels of quality.
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Biden's first bid for the presidency in 1988 was derailed when instances of plagiarism in campaign speeches and during law school came to light.
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Florentijn Hofman, the artist best known for his giant inflatable duck sculpture, claimed that a large duck used by Brazilian protestors amounts to plagiarism.
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In 1988, Biden entered the presidential race, but reports of plagiarism during law school and false claims about his academic record derailed his campaign.
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With this in mind, the public editor job, created in the wake of 2003's Jayson Blair plagiarism scandal, was perhaps always in peril.
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Instead of focusing on Raffles' acts of destruction, it examines his penchant for plagiarism and spicing up his manuscripts for the audience back home.
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While confirming the details, a reporter examined some of Rice's stories to look for plagiarism and quickly found seven examples within roughly an hour.
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I'm thinking especially about Tao Lin's seemingly easy and uncontested return, after he was accused in 2014 of statutory rape, emotional abuse, and plagiarism.
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Oracle said Google committed "an egregious act of plagiarism" and warned that a Google victory at the Supreme Court would hurt US tech companies.
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In Slovakia, the compact stirred passions only after the speaker of parliament, embroiled in a plagiarism scandal, sought a way to change the subject.
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But plagiarism in the news business is a different animal from what's being alleged of the speech Melania Trump delivered Monday night in Cleveland.
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He cracked one about Melania Trump's plagiarism of a Michelle Obama speech when she spoke at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland this summer.
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A plagiarist—or person using the material for non-plagiarism purposes, like to quote from a document—could simply change the font and size.
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Arias Vasquez Shakira's 2010 hit "Loca" is one of the rare cases in which a judge decided the fate of a musical plagiarism suit.
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Now, back in the United States, a disproportionate number of plagiarism violations in my classes (though far from all) are committed by international students.
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Falsification, plagiarism or fabrication after a doctor becomes a member of the elite organization isn't grounds for removal, said a spokesman for the organization.
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The dispute has further muddled the outlook for this year's elections as another candidate also faces possible disqualification amid plagiarism and vote-buying accusations.
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The bulk of his headline-grabbing behavior began in late 2013 when, after accusations of plagiarism, LaBeouf announced he was retiring from public life.
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Not only does the platform fall short of reinforcing the president's policy agenda, it has spawned charges of hypocrisy and resurrected accusations of plagiarism.
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SPECIAL POST — Timothy Parker, the recent subject of a plagiarism investigation by Five ThirtyEight, is out as the editor of Gannett's USA Today crossword.
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By contrast, everyone pointed to how the Trump campaign had mishandled that Melania plagiarism flap last week in Cleveland (or was that last year?).
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Mr. Medinsky was dismissive in a 103 interview on the radio station Ekho Moskvy, saying that experts had found no plagiarism in his work.
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Mr. Obama, then a senator, said that he should have credited Mr. Patrick but that he did not consider it a case of plagiarism.
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O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story, took time out of his acceptance speech to make a dig about the plagiarism scandal surrounding Trump's wife, Melania.
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Hannity landed the first interview with Crowley after she withdrew from consideration for a White House position two months ago amid a plagiarism scandal.
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Arguably an even more egregious example of plagiarism comes in her book with Todd, The Great Revolt: Inside the Populist Coalition Reshaping American Politics.
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"It's easier for you to get kicked out of school for stealing or for plagiarism than it is for sexually assaulting someone," said Venetis.
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Over the weekend there has been, let's say, a… kerfuffle between two paragons of Sad Music, Lana Del Rey and Radiohead, over alleged plagiarism.
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An explosion of interest in computer science courses in the U.S. has come with an undesirable side effect: a spate of high-tech plagiarism.
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Crowley decried the plagiarism reports as a "political hit job" on her last month, insisting they were "debunked" even though they have not been.
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In a passage titled "Ethical concerns with Mr. Flynn's brief," the judge strongly suggested that lifting the passages "verbatim" amounted to plagiarism and misconduct.
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His line was so close to what the far-right Freedom Party (FPO) was saying that it accused him of plagiarism, but it worked.
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FEMA would not directly answer CNN's questions about plagiarism but said the agency is currently working to address the senators' questions regarding the issue.
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Kurz, who is just 31, campaigned on an anti-immigration platform so strict that the far-right Freedom Party (FPO) accused him of plagiarism.
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This week, don't ask Quora for art advice, Banksy's gentrification project, an architect claims plagiarism, fall of Standing Rock, Africa's fascist history, and more.
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It's the 2012 edition that CNN examined in its report, and the findings are inarguable: a deliberate, repeated pattern of word-for-word plagiarism.
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If this is the counterargument to the plagiarism charge, I don't entirely buy it either, since it could just as easily produce surreal garbage.
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The problem is there's no such thing as a little bit of plagiarism, just like there's no such thing as being a little bit pregnant.
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"Plagiarism is indicative that there is something fishy going on," said Jerry Brito, the executive director of Coin Center, a Washington-based cryptocurrency lobbying group.
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Donald Jr.'s claims of theft come about a week after his stepmother, Melania Trump, faced down accusations of plagiarism in her own convention speech.
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The university in 2016 received a third set of allegations, involving "data fabrication, falsification, manipulation and plagiarism" in seven papers published between 2002 and 2008.
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Meredith McIver, a staff writer for the Trump Organization, took the blame Wednesday for apparent plagiarism in a speech she helped write for Melania Trump.
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It's based on research from 2017, when a team from the University of Chicago made algorithmically generated restaurant reviews that plagiarism detection services couldn't spot.
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The candid and emotionally honest nature of the words Melania spoke stands in utter opposition to the mendacity of the plagiarism from which they arose.
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But her husband and his team should have been especially sensitive after The New York Times reported on Trump Institute's plagiarism a few weeks ago.
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In return, they find peer reviewers, check for plagiarism, edit, typeset, commonly add graphics, convert files into standard formats such as XML, and add metadata.
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There was the Melania Trump plagiarism controversy, then the fallout over the campaign's handling of the controversy, and then one final, bitter fight with Cruz.
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Cleveland (CNN)For the second night in a row, a successful speech by a family member of Donald Trump was overshadowed by questions of plagiarism.
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International brands struggle to avoid plagiarism in China This isn't the first time US brands have struggled for their rights in China and faced resistance.
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It could be a mischievous wink at the accusations of plagiarism that have dogged him in the past, which Dylan has dismissed as academic nonsense.
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On Wednesday afternoon, Ms. Benanti spoke about putting together an impersonation of Ms. Trump that was nearly good enough to slip past our plagiarism detectors.
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"Even with Neil Gorsuch, we saw accusations of plagiarism and some other things, and we haven't really seen anything like that with Kavanaugh," Johnson said.
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KCNA chronicled a series of Biden controversies or gaffes, from allegations of plagiarism to falling asleep during a speech by President Barack Obama in 2011.
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"Sebastiaan was using magic and spirituality as a guise," said Michelle Belanger, a writer who would later split with Mr. Hoyt over accusations of plagiarism.
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Biden has a long history of making verbal statements that have become politically problematic, most famously with a plagiarism scandal that damaged his 1988 campaign.
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When she's not busy watching over Noah's shoulder, the school's imperious African-American principal, Jenelle Wilson (Sanaa Lathan), dogs the student with false plagiarism accusations.
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But when I talked about the episode and the lessons we learned, other researchers came forward with their own tales of sabotage, fraud or plagiarism.
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Computer science professors are now delivering stern warnings at the start of each course, and, like colleagues in other subjects, deploy software to flag plagiarism.
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But planning has been hit by troubles including scrapping plans for the main stadium and plagiarism allegations, forcing organizers to abandon their original games logo.
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According to a survey of 70,000 high school students undertaken by former Rutgers University professor Donald McCabe, 58 percent of high schoolers admitted to plagiarism.
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I talked to Hill to find out what it felt like to scoop the story of the week and whether the plagiarism will damage Trump.
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A woman described as an "in-house staff writer for the Trump organization" took the blame Wednesday for apparent plagiarism in Melania Trump's speech this week.
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And as CNN Money recently discovered, another prospective Trump aide, Monica Crowley, plagiarized various sources in a 2012 book; she now faces other accusations of plagiarism.
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And professional societies should formerly codify gendered harassment as a serious form of research misconduct on the level of plagiarism or research fraud (some already have).
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There have been other high-profile aides who departed before Trump took office, including Jason Miller, Crowley's plagiarism became a magnet for continued stories and criticism.
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In her first speech since her plagiarism scandal at the Republican National Convention, Melania Trump managed to stump for her husband without borrowing anyone else's words.
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Still, there was one lyric from "Get Ur Freak On" that seemed especially appropriate in light of this week's plagiarism scandal: Follow Anelise Chen on Twitter.
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" Gresta did not speak well of Hyperloop One when he talked to Wired and even accused them of plagiarism: "They are copying everything, [even] the logo.
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When asked about the rampant plagiarism on his site, Stewart blamed it on technical difficulties brought on by a shift to a new content management system.
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Ms. Goodwin acknowledged that in 1987 Simon & Schuster settled with an author over accusations of plagiarism in a book she had written about the Kennedy family.
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Mr Churchill managed to keep his job at the University of Boulder, Colorado, despite a charge sheet including plagiarism, physical intimidation and lying about his ethnicity.
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It may reflect voters who abandoned Ms Le Pen the day before the election, when polls were banned, following her weak debate and a plagiarism scandal.
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When the story by one of Mexico's leading investigative journalists broke last month, Pena Nieto´s spokesman Eduardo Sanchez dismissed the reported plagiarism as "style errors".
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He doesn't fail to point out, for example, that the superhero he has loved his entire life has been surrounded by a shocking amount of plagiarism.
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" RELATED: What the plagiarism controversy tells us about Trump's campaign "I haven't agreed with every one of my Republican colleagues or Democratic colleagues on every issue.
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But accusing Melania Trump of plagiarism would reek of editorializing, whereas "strikingly similar" has enough cracks to allow Trump's team room to offer a counter-narrative.
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I say "this country," however, because one of the difficulties with punishing plagiarism is widely acknowledged cultural disparities regarding the nature and severity of the offense.
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But she's also been accused of plagiarism and criticized for blurring individual and collective trauma in her quest to depict the quintessential South Asian female experience.
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These accounts, such as Common White Girl and Dory, are widely criticized for profiting off plagiarism with ads, which are tucked in alongside the viral tweets.
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With such a distinctive sound, do they worry about the inevitable threat of plagiarism from other, bigger producers with an ear turned towards the pop market?
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Facing allegations of plagiarism during his 1988 bid for the presidency, Biden released his law school records showing he graduated 76th out of 85 law students.
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Buhari's office promised that those who were responsible for the plagiarism mistake would be punished and noted that a deputy director took responsibility for the error.
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But there is something particularly gross about this blatant act of plagiarism, in that it cements how close the Trump administration is with the oil industry.
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In a post–Fat Jew era, where comedic attribution is under more scrutiny than ever, Brown feels signs are a forgivable exception for minor comedic plagiarism.
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"I was up all night going through my book because I take these claims of plagiarism so seriously," Abramson said in the statement to the Post.
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But it is certainly true that people who deal in words for a living — writers, academics, journalists — take plagiarism far more seriously than ordinary voters do.
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Alan Garten, Trump's counsel, told the paper he was unaware of the plagiarism charge and initially did not know of the fraud charges against the couple.
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We also cover some of the week's streaming and entertainment news, specifically MoviePass' acquisition of Moviefone and a plagiarism lawsuit against the creators of Stranger Things.
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They will probably never know and don't stand to lose money by the plagiarism of their artwork — I doubt a copyright suit is in the offing.
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But creators I spoke to also expressed concerns about these types of channels, ranging from their clickbait-y strategies to plagiarism to manipulating children's internet behavior.
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To guard against plagiarism, Portfolium parses work samples, and has integrated with university systems, allowing faculty to both assign and assess work samples through the site.
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While that might not scream, "FBI director" consider this: Unlike a number of Trump's appointees and his own wife, I've never had a plagiarism scandal. 3.
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There is a whole taxonomy of authorial falsification, from ghostwriters and noms de plume to plagiarism and forgery, and within each species there are moral boundaries.
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Monica Crowley said Monday that she will not take a role in the new Trump administration in the wake of plagiarism accusations, according to multiple reports.
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Then the diction is gently rephrased, with synonyms swapped in for non-essential words, until it can fly under the radar of the average plagiarism detector.
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Martial was speaking of verbatim theft of entire verses, however, and what constitutes plagiarism today, in literature, music or the fine arts, is rarely so clear.
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She ultimately backed out of the job after CNN and Politico revealed multiple instances of plagiarism in her Ph.D. dissertation, her new book and newspaper columns.
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He won a contract to write a Baxter Brothers novel, only to be accused of plagiarism and have the rights to his story stolen from him.
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The internet did not agree, and perhaps neither did Le Pen herself, since she rewarded my controversial foray by immediately getting mired in a plagiarism scandal.
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Monica Crowley — who bowed out of a Trump administration post after a plagiarism scandal — is now working as a foreign agent for Ukrainian oligarch Victor Pinchuk.
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" Abramson replied by denying charges of plagiarism, and saying that her book includes "70 pages of footnotes" at the end "showing where I got the information.
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"Plagiarism is a serious offense that may result in expulsion from college, but is not even a red flag for the Trump administration," Mr. Wyden said.
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Still, it's bracketed by two of the greatest stories King has ever written (though The Body garnered King an accusation of plagiarism from an old friend).
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Not to mention Nayyirah Waheed (read up on her plagiarism dispute with Kaur for real-life Insta poet drama), Tyler Knott Gregson, Amanda Lovelace, and Lang Leav.
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Conservative author Monica Crowley stepped away from her appointment to a senior communications role in Trump's then-incoming administration after CNN's KFile uncovered multiple instances of plagiarism.
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Koons has also been accused (and convicted) of plagiarism, and once — infamously — filed a suit of his own seeking total control of all images of balloon animals.
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Cleveland (CNN)A speechwriter working for Donald Trump's company identified herself Wednesday as the person responsible for plagiarism in Melania Trump's convention speech and offered her resignation.
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"I'm honored because one feels quite alone when this kind of plagiarism or fabrication happens, and not aware that it is happening to others," Dr. Burkle said.
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CNN reported on the first discovered instances of plagiarism in August, when Shillady was found to have plagiarized an emotional devotional he sent Clinton at 4 a.m.
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Just in time for the new school year, Google's educational arm, Google for Education, today announced the launch of new tools aimed at helping teachers fight plagiarism.
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After a Twitter user discovered the plagiarism, the story of the cribbed lines hung over the convention and eclipsed the otherwise positive response to Ms. Trump's speech.
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Mr. Trump's former campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, said the staff member who succeeded him and helped engineer his ouster, Paul Manafort, should be terminated over the plagiarism.
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In other experiments, Dr. Dow found that novices were more likely to commit accidental plagiarism than experts, and that people were more prone to cryptomnesia when multitasking.
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A popular Instagram artist has accused Domino's Pizza of plagiarism after one of their official Facebook pages posted a cartoon that closely resembled the artist's own work.
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Mexico's ruling leftist National Regeneration Movement has been planning legislation to protect indigenous communities from plagiarism and having their work used by others without receiving fair compensation.
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He says that while on the surface these sorts of channels are pretty innocuous, he does share concerns about clickbait, plagiarism, and their large audience of children.
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Each time, the lesson learned is the same: Plagiarism comes with serious consequences, in part because it breaks the impression of authenticity most politicians try to build.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The boundaries between appropriation and plagiarism, fair use and copyright infringement are notoriously blurry in contemporary art — just ask Patrick Cariou.
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Typical syllabuses also include a series of what might be called "institutional statements" about such things as plagiarism or trigger warnings or services for students with disabilities.
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But he is the only candidate who had a past presidential run effectively end because of charges of plagiarism, leaving him easily haunted by his past mistakes.
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But the paper, which was disclosed in court filings, included plagiarism, and that discovery led to a stream of revelations that eventually exposed the fake-classes scandal.
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My mind started cycling through a list of events that could make a college junior cry: His girlfriend had dumped him; he had been accused of plagiarism.
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He said that at times "people don't quite understand certain little aspects of how journalism is supposed to work," including basics like sourcing, attribution and avoiding plagiarism.
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The party has faced evidence of plagiarism in its party platform, Free Masons among its members, accusations of domestic abuse and violence against immigrants by its candidates.
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Melania Trump's speech seemed effective as it was being delivered, but it was overwhelmed by accusations of plagiarism that dominated the morning talk shows and social media.
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First, the university was obliged to open what it called a "review of potential research misconduct," in this case involving potential plagiarism in a federal grant proposal.
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All the plagiarism thus far builds up to create new moments that both pay off on their own, but also invoke the originals without relying on nostalgia.
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One person close to the transition said that Ms. Crowley's role would have involved overseeing certain speeches, something that would have been difficult after the plagiarism claims.
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The Trump campaign has launched a new defense of Melania Trump's apparent plagiarism of a Michelle Obama speech: that the first lady didn't invent the English language.
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The inquiry into the Kinnock matter ultimately revealed an additional plagiarism scandal back when Biden was in law school that got him disciplined in the late 1960s.
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Plagiarism is as much about riding the coattails of another person's labor as it is about stealing their exact words — would you at least agree with that?
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The writer and former book editor Dan Mallory, whom the New Yorker accused of plagiarism, workplace harassment, and lies about his health, seems to be doing just fine.
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However, Lizzo's post also disputed a claim of plagiarism from songwriters Justin and Jeremiah Raisen, who worked with Lizzo on a demo titled "Healthy" in April of 2017.
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There are also concerns about financial mismanagement at the institution, known in Spanish as Rey Juan Carlos University, which was hit by a major plagiarism scandal in 2017.
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Best known for pushing debunked conspiracy theories such as Pizzagate, he previously committed plagiarism as the Washington correspondent for the Rebel, a right-wing outlet based in Toronto.
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The first of its kind was "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You", the second track on their debut album—which, like "Stairway to Heaven", also attracted claims of plagiarism.
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The Trump campaign has refused to acknowledge the incident as plagiarism, instead slamming the media and insisting it was moving on, with no plans to fire any staffers.
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AND FINALLY ... Meanwhile, at the White House While the rest of the world freaks out about plagiarism, James Corden and Michelle Obama bounce to Beyonce in "Carpool Karaoke."
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According to the plagiarism detection program Turnitin, the chances of Melania Trump coming up with the same words in that same sequence independently are 1 in a trillion.
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A man shouting "die" and screaming accusations of plagiarism sloshed what appeared to be petrol in the three-storey Kyoto Animation building on Thursday before setting it ablaze.
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He made his first real consideration about a White House bid in 1980, but ultimately passed before running in 1988, only be to derailed by a plagiarism scandal.
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It's not plagiarism, it's just the same words in the same order The next morning on CNN, Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort decided that this was too soft.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Peru's electoral committee said on Wednesday it might bar a leading presidential candidate from the race if a university in Spain verifies plagiarism allegations against him.
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And between the distracting plagiarism controversy surrounding his wife's speech on Monday night and the intraparty fighting, any narrative thread leading up to Mr. Trump's speech was lost.
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All institutions of higher learning must condemn plagiarism if their reason for being is to pursue truth -- and the pursuit of truth is impossible when dishonesty is tolerated.
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However, the educator is now accused of serial flagrant plagiarism — including ripping off his doctoral thesis on educational policy, and publishing another professor's entire book under his name.
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A young Kurt Loder asks whether sampling in music is closer to art or plagiarism, and the scene is more than a self-referential wink at the audience.
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Not crossing the line between influence and plagiarism is a hard thing to balance because we're in the business of creating music for productions as opposed to charts.
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A little-known former economy minister who surrendered his Ph.D. after plagiarism accusations was confirmed by Parliament on Thursday as Romania's prime minister, a decision that disappointed reformers.
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Small incidents of plagiarism end careers—not a rule that Shakespeare himself would have escaped—and sexual sins can place their perpetrators forever beyond the bounds of redemption.
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Any mistakes with figures were "honest errors," he said, adding that he did not condone plagiarism but that he must rely on co-authors to provide proper attribution.
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In addition, Haley faced accusations of plagiarism, settled a lawsuit related to it out of court, and eventually admitted he had taken portions of Roots from another book.
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Former presidential candidate and Dr. Ben Carson apologized in 2015 after Buzzfeed News alleged he had committed plagiarism in a book he had authored, lifting sections from other sources.
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A speechwriter for the campaign has taken the blame for the apparent plagiarism in Monday's address, which had similarities to the one first lady Michelle Obama gave in 2008.
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Last week, during the Republican National Convention, Trump's wife Melania delivered a speech that appeared to borrow phrases from Michelle Obama's convention speech in 2008, drawing accusations of plagiarism.
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The question is 97% similar, according to a plagiarism program, to a 2014 fact sheet distributed by the National Coalition on Personnel Shortage in Special Education on the issue.
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Presidential spokesman Eduardo Sánchez moved quickly to dismiss the plagiarism allegation and question whether 'errors of style' from a generation ago should hold any interest for the public today.
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The Intercept compared Bloomberg's campaign plans to the websites of several non-profit, educational, and policy groups and found at least eight instances of plagiarism from other source material.
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Perhaps the most unusual response on the controversy came from former 2016 candidate Ben Carson, when he was asked about the plagiarism charge after addressing the Florida delegation breakfast.
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The ruling party, the leftist National Regeneration Movement, has been planning legislation to protect indigenous communities from plagiarism and having their work used by others without receiving fair compensation.
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The Trump campaign now says any allegations of plagiarism are "crazy" — and that any attacks Melania has received are the result of her criticizing presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
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In May, Tencent's usually low-profile boss Pony Ma got in a rare online spat with ByteDance founder and CEO Zhang Yiming over plagiarism and WeChat blocking TikTok content.
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Schwartz said this isn't like a normal submission process — it's more about screening for things like plagiarism and obscenity, and making sure posts are on-topic for the site.
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The plagiarism allegations arose as Biden oversaw the Senate Judiciary Committee hearings for President Ronald Reagan's nominee to the Supreme Court Robert Bork, who was ultimately rejected by lawmakers.
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We know at least some part of the team responsible for Lemonade had access to a Matt Fulks joint, but are the two really similar enough to suggest plagiarism?
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Left unexplained, because it makes no sense, is why sexual assault should be treated the same as, say, plagiarism − which comes with written evidence and no traumatized young victim.
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The similarities between these two passage are too extensive to be pure coincidence, but following these accusations of plagiarism, there's been some confusion over exactly who wrote the speech.
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Plagiarism AccusationsAs early as 2001, members of the community began pointing out that some of Claire's passages were quotes from shows like Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Babylon 5.
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In 2015, Tokyo 2020 scrapped their initial Games logo due to allegations of plagiarism and the original design for a new Olympic stadium was also changed due to costs.
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He was confident that the plagiarism accusations were false because, he said, he had not been told by editors at The Daily News that his article had been altered.
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Letter To the Editor: We, as writers and friends of literature, wish to register our concern in regard to "Author Fights Plagiarism Charges by Critic" (news article, Oct. 8).
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On the other hand, former Vice President Joe Biden has mounted multiple failed presidential campaigns (one of which he was forced to withdraw from amid a plagiarism scandal), Sen.
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His term was not without financial missteps and newsroom turmoil, including the Jayson Blair plagiarism scandal in 2003 and the firing of a chief executive and two executive editors.
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Credible allegations of plagiarism would normally be problematic for securing a senior role in an administration, especially a job that entailed providing potentially market-moving information to the public.
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Trump was still upset by accusations of plagiarism surrounding the launch of the initiative, and was frustrated by the president not backing her up, in public or in private.
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Plagiarism appears to be in decline thanks to new detection tools, and Chinese-born researchers returning from universities overseas have brought back best practices, helping to raise ethical standards.
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We shouldn't even speak of self-plagiarism when students submit the same work in different classes: The sin here doesn't involve intellectual theft; it involves dishonesty and sometimes laziness.
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More examples of plagiarism surfaced in Ms. Crowley's Ph.D. dissertation, according to Politico, which found more than a dozen examples of passages that had been lifted from scholarly works.
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The next week, Gililland says, Sperry took an assignment of Gililland's that a different teacher had graded, changed the passing grade to an "F," and accused her of plagiarism.
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News clippings about him later inspired John Guare's play "Six Degrees of Separation," which premiered at Lincoln Center in 1990, prompting Hampton to sue, claiming plagiarism of his life.
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New York (CNN Business)Former New York Times Executive Editor Jill Abramson said Wednesday night that she was reviewing passages in her new book after being accused of plagiarism.
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"The investigation identified localized instances of plagiarism, but concluded that the preponderance of the evidence did not support a finding that Dr. Crowley committed research misconduct," the university said.
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And so, facing accusations of plagiarism less than a week before the vote that will determine France's next president, Le Pen's team doesn't want to lose a single vote.
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The French press was nearly universally shocked not only by the Le Pen camp's plagiarism but that their candidate plagiarized a speech Fillon delivered literally just two weeks ago.
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Plagiarism is a cardinal, and sometimes career-ending, sin in journalism, but the practice of approving borrowed phrases gets a pass in the book world, except in egregious instances.
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The follow-up album of Oasis, which was slightly controversial due to a plagiarism issue on one of their songs, cemented the Manchester band's position in the music industry.
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Also, musicians Kendrick Lamar and SZA have settled with an artist who accused them of plagiarism, French antique dealers angered they were not consulted over restitution report, and more.
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With all the protests, plagiarism allegations, and literal smoke that swirled around the Republican National Convention, it's easy to forget about the drier parts—like approving the 2016 GOP platform.
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The Hollywood Reporter wrote March 5 that Disney was looking into allegations about plagiarism from the French artist who claimed the posters were his designs for album covers from 2015.
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Despite his detractors, Joe excelled in the Senate, eventually launching a bid for the Democratic nomination for president in 1987, which was ultimately thwarted after plagiarism accusations came to light.
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To ignore the deplorable act of plagiarism is to condone an incarnation of corruption that may seem harmless but sets an insidious precedent for disingenuity and carelessness to go unpoliced.
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Indeed, the week's two biggest stories were the result of planning missteps: Melania Trump's plagiarism of Michelle Obama's speech from eight years earlier, and Ted Cruz refusing to endorse Trump.
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A Trump Organization employee later took the blame for the plagiarism, saying in a statement shared by the Trump campaign that she did not correctly check sources for the speech.
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"Lots of people online have talked about plagiarism, but it seems from the legal side that the matter is quite clear — at root there is no plagiaristic behavior," he said.
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PLAGIARISM CLAIM Aoba lives in a modest, two-floor apartment building 500 km (310 miles) from Kyoto in a rural suburb just outside Omiya, a commuter hub north of Tokyo.
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"Lots of people online have talked about plagiarism, but it seems from the legal side that the matter is quite clear - at root there is no plagiaristic behavior," he said.
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In 2015, organisers had to scrap the original logo over accusations of plagiarism and the original design for the centrepiece National Stadium was ditched because it was deemed too expensive.
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While the issue is "not plagiarism" — Times staff did "their job as reporters and confirmed that the information is accurate" — he said the paper failed to give Meduza proper credit.
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In 2015, Tokyo 2020 scrapped their initial Games logo due to allegations of plagiarism and the original design for a new Olympic stadium was also changed due to overwhelming costs.
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"We do not dispute that Led Zeppelin is one of the greatest bands in history, but their plagiarism indelibly stains their legacy," Skidmore's lawyer Francis Malofiy said in an email.
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The lines between originality, plagiarism, cultural critique, and mass-produced art have always been a little blurry, but 2016 could well be the year of the inspired, professional art copier.
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But she's decided to forgo the position in the wake of revelations, first broken by CNN, that there was widespread plagiarism in her 2012 book What the (Bleep) Just Happened.
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While many blacks began accusing Ms. Trump of plagiarism, scores of others went a step further by focusing on the wider racial implications involving the two women and their husbands.
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Mr. Trump's team is scrubbing his acceptance speech for possible plagiarism problems after the uproar over his wife's address, for which a longtime employee of Mr. Trump's took the blame.
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MOSCOW — By Russian standards, the few lines that Melania Trump used from Michelle Obama for her speech at the Republican National Convention this week would barely tip the plagiarism scale.
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Emma Cline, author of the 2016 novel The Girls, has been accused of plagiarism by her ex-boyfriend — whose lawyer reportedly tried to slut-shame her into a major settlement.
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Idaho State, where one in 10 students is from the Middle East, has seen layers of cultural clashes and problems play out, including episodes of stalking, drag racing and plagiarism.
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The latest arrived Tuesday from a streaming service, Hulu: 13 episodes of "Future Man," a softhearted, foul-mouthed, highly self-aware science-fiction spoof that glories in pop-culture plagiarism.
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Mr. McCarthy used decidedly modern techniques to marshal his evidence, employing WCopyfind, an open-source plagiarism software, which picked out common words and phrases in the manuscript and the plays.
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They're a mix of professors, sometimes students and an assistant dean or two typically assembled to resolve cases involving plagiarism or someone caught drinking in the dorm or smoking pot.
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" Parts of the article borrowed from another scholarly work, Emma Langdon Roche's "Historic Sketches of the South," without proper attribution, and the appearance of plagiarism cast a shadow over "Barracoon.
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She was accused of plagiarism by songwriter Mina Lioness over the line as Lioness had tweeted in 2017: "I did a DNA test and found out I'm 100% that bitch."
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"I was up all night going through my book because I take these claims of plagiarism so seriously," she said in a statement issued by the book's publisher, Simon & Schuster.
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Then he became vice president for eight years, and in a practical sense, his public image is shaped much more heavily by those years than by decades-old plagiarism allegations.
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Regardless of the details of how the first lady's words were used without attribution, the speech did draw strong comparisons to several other high-profile instances of alleged plagiarism in politics.
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Of the thousands of stories users reported to AO3's moderators last year, only a small fraction (1,150) were flagged by readers as "offensive," alongside "plagiarism" (1,110) and "non-fanworks" (3,500).
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There's his plagiarism past, brought up again when it was discovered he (or his campaign) had lifted several passages from think tanks and other organizations for his new climate change plan.
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It's impossible to know whether this was intentional or unintentional plagiarism (yes, there's a difference) on the part of the 46-year-old wife of presumptive Republican Presidential Nominee Donald Trump.
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But it's also inexcusably foolish for any campaign to make an issue out of it when every campaign and candidate is almost always guilty of much more frequent and serious plagiarism.
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German Education Minister Annette Schavan, 2013: The University of Dusseldorf stripped Schavan of her Ph.D. after a blogger caught the plagiarism and spent months vigilantly presenting the evidence to the public.
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The blog "schavanplag" (for "Schavan" and "plagiarism") compared passages of Schavan's 1980 dissertation with sections of written works by other authors -- in multiple instances they matched word for word, or nearly.
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In 2014 her blog came under scrutiny amidst allegations of plagiarism and unfair usage of images which led to the blogging platform Blogger, run by Google, temporarily taking her website offline.
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Scribd's plagiarism reasoning is odd for a number of reasons, even if you set aside the fact that it's not uncommon to find documents on Scribd that were uploaded without permission.
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"The two stories were so much alike in thought and language that it was evident Miss Canby's story had been read to me, and that mine was a plagiarism," wrote Keller.
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Though Alala's legging designs seem to be safe (for now) from plagiarism, a handful of the New York-based label's other items have been all too faithfully duplicated by Forever 21.
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Plagiarism is a much more serious issue, even if it has become less of a career-ender, thanks to people in Trump World and elsewhere being caught plagiarizing with zero repercussions.
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And while many have spent the past two days arguing the finer points of plagiarism and whether or not it really even matters, I wonder if an earlier passage in Mrs.
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The speech embarrassed Mr. Trump and cast a shadow of discord over the convention, which had already been marred by plagiarism in a speech by Mr. Trump's wife, Melania, on Monday.
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On Day 1, Mr. Trump's supermodel wife, Melania, became entangled in a plagiarism scandal after it emerged that part of her speech had been copied from one given by Michelle Obama.
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While the producers of Ms. Lovato's song have denied the claims, she joins a growing list of musicians accused of plagiarism, including Ed Sheeran, Sam Smith and members of Led Zeppelin.
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CLEVELAND — Melania Trump soared and then fell to earth on her big night at the Republican National Convention on Monday after an initially compelling speech became mired in accusations of plagiarism.
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The latest iteration in Ka's series of talks, "Getting Basic: Misappropriation, Plagiarism, Fair Use, and Grey Areas," takes place Friday at Bushwick's SOHO20 Gallery, in conjunction with the Feminist Art Project.
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On Tuesday morning—a few hours after Melania's plagiarism controversy, which literally no one at RNC cared about—I awoke in Cleveland and mentally prepared myself to re-enter the fray.
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Last fall, the designer Isabel Marant was accused of plagiarism because a blouse in her collection closely resembled the embroidered clothes produced by the indigenous Mexican women of Santa María Tlahuitoltepec.
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The root of "plagiarism" lies in the Latin plagium, defined in Roman law as the crime of kidnapping, specifically enslaving free citizens or seizing and extorting labor from someone else's slaves.
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Trump Jr. told MSNBC on Wednesday that the campaign is "focused on what's ahead" and said refuted the notion that the plagiarism controversy is a reflection of how Trump's operation runs.
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To watch this movie is, above all, to make a list of all the other movies it evokes, sometimes with a literalness that treads the boundary between homage and outright plagiarism.
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Li Yingwu, president of the OAD architecture firm in Beijing, called the bridge outright plagiarism and questioned the decision to build it in a city with its own rich architectural heritage.
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"The investigation identified localized instances of plagiarism, but concluded that the preponderance of the evidence did not support a finding that Dr. Crowley committed research misconduct," Columbia said in a statement.
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Aside from some of them being the fiercest critics of the very agencies they are charged with leading, some have also been accused of bigotry, plagiarism, insider trading and overall vacuousness.
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Despite the various methods and forms now used for citations across disciplines and forums, the essence of plagiarism is the same: presenting material from others as if it were your own.
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The Kentucky senator and former presidential candidate was also accused of plagiarism, when Buzzfeed News reported he had copied a few pages from a case study in a book he had written.
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Then there was the deposition in which Trump talks about mistakes made in several of his books by Meredith McIver, supposedly the source of the Michelle Obama plagiarism in Melania Trump's speech.
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Both campaigns ended early — in 1988, long before the first votes were cast as he faced accusations of plagiarism, and in 2008 after a disappointing finish in the lead-off Iowa caucuses.
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From his perch as a CNN commentator, Lewandowski has cheered on the campaign and occasionally undermined Manafort, even suggesting at one point he step down over plagiarism in Melania Trump's convention speech.
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Las Vegas (CNN)Hillary Clinton on Tuesday slammed the first day of the Republican National Convention as "surreal," comparing it to the "Wizard of Oz" while avoiding mentioning Melania Trump's plagiarism controversy.
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Following the plagiarism scandal surrounding his stepmother's convention address, Eric Trump looked to erase any notion of inauthenticity as it pertains to the words he'll offer from the Quicken Loans Arena stage.
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LeBeouf has been the simultaneous subject and arbiter of the media frenzy about his spiraling descent for the past couple of years—ever since charges of plagiarism over his short film HowardCantour.com.
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It's tough not to veer into straight up plagiarism sometimes, because often the perfect riff has already been written, just by Chuck, so I have to figure out a different thing. Haha!
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Most use the tool for free, but a smaller portion pay $11.99 per month for access to the premium tier, which includes extra features like genre-specific tips and a plagiarism detector.
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A new logo has been selected for the 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games in Tokyo, organizers announced Monday, more than seven months after the original design was scrapped amid accusations of plagiarism.
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" When asked if he could understand why hijacking part of a movement meant to highlight black deaths at the hands of police is offensive beyond just plagiarism, Sanderson said "all lives matter.
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"The Anastasia Beverly Hills president continued to say that she and her brand "respect all artists," but "cannot accept accusations of creative plagiarism when, in no uncertain terms, it has not transpired.
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The dig points at Melania's RNC speech, for which she was accused of plagiarism after critics pointed out similarities between her words and Michelle Obama's 2008 speech at the Democratic National Convention.
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But anonymous Twitter accounts have also unearthed three instances of apparent plagiarism by Zito, and the most damning claims against her, by far, have involved allegations that she fabricates quotes in stories.
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However, as various sources have pointed out and as investigated by this very in-depth Slate article, there's a chance that rock's poet laureate may be guilty of some undergrad-style plagiarism.
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Into this rather longwinded and stagy mix, Boyd throws a variety of devices: a tyrannical father, an allegation of musical plagiarism, a false accusation of fraud and a simmering case of tuberculosis.
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Yes, people would want to latch onto a potential underdog tale, but there also seems to be a growing awareness, in people working outside the industry, of what constitutes plagiarism in music.
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" Chief editors at the company will conduct additional reviews for every article, checking from headlines to the bottom of the page, she said, adding that "anyone found plagiarism will be publicly criticized.
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A giant rubber duck, six stories tall, is supposed to arrive in Toronto Harbor on Canada Day, but its imminent appearance has been greeted by outrage over costs and suspicions of plagiarism.
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Christie has defended Trump vehemently even during his most explosive controversies and did so once again on Tuesday, suggesting that Melania had not committed plagiarism because most of her address was original.
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RidiculeTV, a comedic site that analyzes French politics, was the first to spot the plagiarism and tweeted out a video of the two speeches run simultaneously, so it sounds like a duet.
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This meant that an author could make as much writing anonymously (and in years of civil unrest, better avoid imprisonment or execution, too), so authorship and therefore plagiarism weren't important at first.
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That speech attracted allegations of plagiarism, though George Mason University law professor F.H. Buckley took to Twitter to defend Trump Jr., saying the speech resembled his writing because he himself worked on it.
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Ted Cruz, a death threat against Hillary Clinton by a Trump campaign adviser, a plagiarism scandal, and even, outside the convention, the resignation of Republican kingmaker Roger Ailes, the boss of Fox News.
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Trump blasted top Senate Democrat Chuck Schumer, warned Mexico he wasn't bluffing about a new tariff offensive, accused Joe Biden of plagiarism, boasted about the size of his crowds and rebuked the media.
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In the wake of high-profile plagiarism scandals, these roles went some way toward restoring reader faith the in journalism institutions, faith which those companies depended on for their business models to function.
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But the number is almost certainly high, given BuzzFeed News' ability to find seven examples of plagiarism in a short period of time, and Schenk's earlier finding of more than 150 offending stories.
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Ms. Mayer began to take the rumored investigation seriously when she heard from her New Yorker editor that she was going to be accused — falsely — of plagiarism, stealing the work of other writers.
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"In the development of theme parks we've seen unclear concepts, blind construction, imitations and plagiarism, low-standard duplication and other issues," the NDRC said, adding in some areas "local debt risks" were emerging.
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These similarities will no doubt be a Delicate issue for Swift, who has faced plagiarism accusations in the past, including over the lyrics to her worldwide smash hit "Shake It Off" last year.
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Cleveland (CNN)In a party convention beset by distractions -- Melania Trump's plagiarism, Ted Cruz's defiance -- there's been one part of the program that delegates say has been nearly flawless: Donald Trump's grown children.
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In a further unedifying turn, Cat is compelled to use the threat of "going public" as leverage in a plagiarism dispute, enmeshing her with Bernard in a legal tangle of mutually assured destruction.
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There were some doubts—not unusual for biographies—about how much of "Barracoon" was Cudjo's story and how much Hurston's (a short article she had written about him earlier showed signs of plagiarism).
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Guttenberg was the former German economics and technology minister and was part of Angela Merkel's Christian Democratic Union party (CDU) but left the government in 2011 after being engulfed by a plagiarism scandal.
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Kaur's stylistic similarities to writers such as Nayyirah Waheed and Warsan Shire, however, have also had negative consequences, with Waheed in particular recently leveling accusations of plagiarism (now deleted) at Kaur on Tumblr.
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It was a chilling end to a convention marked by a million little screw-ups, from Melania Trump's plagiarism to Ted Cruz's poorly stage-managed non-endorsement to Trump's alarming comments on NATO.
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In an internet culture where ideas can almost instantly go viral and spawn a thousand imitations, it can be difficult to define what plagiarism looks like — or even what a "rip-off" is.
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The conspiracy theory flashed up in the wake of Melania Trump's plagiarism scandal, when a little-known ghostwriter named Meredith McIver stepped forward to accept responsibility for the plagiarized portions of the speech.
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A study published in the newspaper Novaya Gazeta found that out of 450 members of Parliament, about 200 claimed advanced degrees and at least 49 had been accused of plagiarism, including the speaker.
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Monica Crowley, the conservative author and commentator who Trump tapped for a senior National Security Council communications job, has turned the gig down amid multiple accusations of plagiarism, the New York Times reports.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Azerbaijani artist Faig Ahmed has accused Topshop of plagiarism after discovering a T-shirt on the company's website printed with an image that resembles his signature artworks.
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His 1988 bid collapsed in a heap of plagiarism accusations and other assorted dramas, encapsulated in a famous-for-C-SPAN exchange with a New Hampshire man over Mr. Biden's law school record.
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"Plagiarism, fraud, no connection whatsoever with the field that they are supposed to manage," Oana Suciu, an associate professor of political science at the University of Bucharest, said in assessing the new government.
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"City on Fire" was a major inspiration for Quentin Tarantino's cult favorite "Reservoir Dogs" (19403) which so closely resembled Mr. Lam's movie in plot points and staging that it raised questions about plagiarism.
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We spoke to two Republican speechwriters who said Melania's speech could have been a case of accidental plagiarism, but they also noted that it reflected the overall inexperience of her husband's campaign staff.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Appropriation is increasingly becoming a legal matter rather than an artistic one, in large part because Jeff Koons keeps finding himself as the subject of plagiarism lawsuits.
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Questions emerged Tuesday after reports that DeVos appeared to have lifted key sections of her written answers from other authors, spurring the lead Democrat opposing her to say she was reviewing the potential plagiarism.
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" In a statement shared by Wansink, Cornell Trustee Emeritus John Dyson, whose family endowed Wansink's chair, said that Cornell's investigation "found no fraud, notheft, no plagiarism, and no sexual misconduct or Title IX issues.
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In a statement sent to Hyperallergic by his New York gallery Lehmann Maupin, Attia explained that he is not holding the rappers responsible for the alleged act of plagiarism, but rather their record label.
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The world may never know, but since Melania Trump is certain to take the stage again in the next few months, we've created a handy guide for her on how to avoid casual plagiarism.
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It doesn't matter that the three female comedians who accused her of plagiarism have recanted their claims, nor does it matter that Schumer has even offered to submit to (and film!) a polygraph test.
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Her lawyers in the plagiarism case had played "a shell game" with her, she said; the judge in the divorce case was colluding with Ken; some of her own publishers had schemed against her.
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More often, my plagiarism software detects a few sentences lifted from some online source, or I notice an unusual word choice and Google the phrase where it occurs, which turns up the original author.
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That was perhaps in reaction to the speech given on Monday night by Trump's wife Melania, who was accused of plagiarism when she repeated lines from a 2008 speech by Michelle Obama, Obama's wife.
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Charles Kessler reportedly withdrew his suit against Matt and Ross Duffer Sunday, issuing a statement as well that completely recanted any and all claims of plagiarism he'd made against them over the past year.
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Scott Walker (R) sent a letter to Democrat Tony Evers needling him over seven occurrences of plagiarism in budget requests submitted by Evers while leading the state's education department, according to The Associated Press.
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His 1988 presidential campaign collapsed in large part because he failed to attribute a story he was telling on the stump to another politician, a plagiarism scandal that seems quaint by today's politics standards.
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The unveiling of the AirBnb logo — and the immediate mockery — comes to mind, or the recent logo for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics that was scrapped due to plagiarism after an outpouring of public complaints.
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Sarah Rees Brennan, an Irish young-adult fantasy writer who also came up from fan fiction, has had her own online snipers charging her with plagiarism and for being a friend of Ms. Clare.
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The firing of an editor at The Daily News on Tuesday capped a day that saw plagiarism accusations and sharp criticism on Twitter aimed at the newspaper and one of its writers, Shaun King.
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When the originality of Burke's jobs plan came under scrutiny, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel columnist Christian Schneider opined that plagiarism controversies often have the most impact when they reinforce preexisting weaknesses in a candidate's validity.
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The internet personality has been followed by accusations of plagiarism and ethical lapses throughout his transformation from BuzzFeed virality whiz to Independent Journal Review frontman to Daily Caller reporter to all-out Trump stan.
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We didn't want to be a police union at Vox, so while our contract provides more general protections for members, it's still very much possible to fire people for, say, plagiarism or sexual harassment.
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In eight short episodes, the web series follows Milton Frank (Alejandro Álvarez Cadilla, also the show's writer and creator), a fictional choreographer haunted by a plagiarism scandal that derailed his career in his 20s.
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Mr. Leopold, who is based in Los Angeles and known for his mastery of Freedom of Information laws, has a self-described "checkered past" in journalism that includes retracted reporting and accusations of plagiarism.
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But we're probably headed toward a world that's simply less dependent on trust: no unsupervised tests, regular use of plagiarism checkers and statistical methods for detecting cheaters; stiff penalties for those who are caught.
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I feel like avoiding plagiarism often comes down to educating and managing the expectations of the brand, agency or production company that have their heart set on the sound of a familiar commercial track.
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This act of stylish (and seemingly unintentional) plagiarism probably enhanced Lambert's credibility instead of diminishing it, by announcing to listeners that she was as big a country-music fan as they were, probably bigger.
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Crowley was previously set to be spokesperson for the National Security Council, but backed out in January after reports revealed multiple instances of plagiarism in her Ph.D. dissertation, her new book and newspaper columns.
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It's hardly a coincidence that plagiarism has become a regular occurrence among the Trump team — from Melania Trump's convention speech to the cake at an inaugural ball to an aspiring assistant secretary's master's thesis.
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But Vacanti says that when he confronted her about the plagiarism she said that it was common at Waseda, and that a faculty member had told her that no one reads the theses anyway.
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Melania Trump's words, which were relatively well-received as they were delivered, were tainted almost immediately by undeniable accusations of plagiarism that went on to dominate the first three days of the Republican convention.
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All that borrowing, plagiarism, inspiration, whatever you want to call it, helped George Lucas build an incredibly rich and original universe for that first trilogy that became the bedrock for the series he envisioned.
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This is something that Biden has run on himself, both in 1988, when he dropped out after being accused of plagiarism, and in 2008, when he quit the race after finishing fifth in Iowa.
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But here's the thing that gives me pause: Some of these passages that overlap with your source material have been tweaked just enough to avoid outright plagiarism, which suggests they were written self-consciously.
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Not only has the Trump campaign refused to fire the speechwriter who was allegedly responsible for some of the plagiarism, the candidate has yet to apologize for the blatant error (even though the speechwriter did).
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When Biden's first presidential campaign was collapsing under a plagiarism scandal in 1987, he sensed his chairmanship of the Senate Judiciary Committee might be untenable just as Robert Bork's Supreme Court confirmation hearings were beginning.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Defense Minister Ursula von der Leyen, a close ally of Chancellor Angela Merkel, was cleared on Wednesday of accusations of plagiarism in her doctoral thesis, the president of her former university said.
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Sometimes authors actually claim they've been ripped off: Harlan Ellison was credited in Terminator after accusing director James Cameron of plagiarism, and Grant Morrison has said The Matrix was lifted from his comic The Invisibles.
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Tsunekazu Takeda resigned this year as president of the Japanese Olympic Committee following allegations of suspected corruption related to the bid, and in 2015 organizers had to scrap the original logo over accusations of plagiarism.
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Tsunekazu Takeda resigned this year as president of the Japanese Olympic Committee following allegations of suspected corruption related to the bid, and in 2015 organisers had to scrap the original logo over accusations of plagiarism.
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A book written by former Fox News contributor Monica Crowley at the center of plagiarism accusations will no longer be offered for sale "until revisions are made," according to a CNN report quoting her publisher.
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He also hasn't proven to be an effective presidential candidate: His 1988 campaign was derailed by plagiarism accusations, and he dropped out of the 2008 race after getting just 4 percent in the Iowa caucuses.
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Amazon is reportedly reconsidering its plant to open a second headquarters in NYC Marie Kondo is training an army of tidying consultants "I made mistakes": Jill Abramson responds to plagiarism charges around her new book
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A late-career plagiarism scandal seriously damaged Ambrose's professional reputation, but prior to that his books—published around the 50th anniversaries of the U.S. war effort's great events—helped ignite intense nostalgia around the war.
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Plagiarism is never a good look for a political figure, and the fact that the lines were lifted from the wife of one of Trump's biggest political targets made the news all the more awkward.
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Borrowing or adapting may not always be tantamount to plagiarism, but several Trump advisers, who also insisted on anonymity, said that after the furor over Ms. Trump's remarks, the campaign cannot allow a similar blowup.
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"When it comes to research culture and academic integrity, it all depends on self-discipline," said Zhang Yuehong, editor of the Journal of Zhejiang University, who has studied the problem of plagiarism in research articles.
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While certain forms of plagiarism are easier to detect than before (there are various online programs for this purpose), it appears that the rate of cheating is much higher than the rate of its detection.
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Barnes & Noble Education already has an A.I. writing tool called bartleby write, named for the clerk in the Herman Melville short story, that corrects grammar, punctuation and spelling, searches for plagiarism and helps create citations.
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This is the context of Melania Trump's plagiarism, of Ted Cruz's anti-endorsement, of the night that was supposed to be about jobs and the economy but was actually about Benghazi and jailing Hillary Clinton.
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Related: Speechwriters explain how Melania Trump's plagiarism might have happened McIver said that Melania read a passage from Michelle Obama's 2008 speech given when her husband President Barack Obama was running for his first term.
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Shakira appeared in court in May to face accusations of plagiarism for "La Bicicleta", a song she plays with Carlos Vives, though the lawsuit was dismissed after the court dictated they did not copy it.
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The White House denied on Wednesday that Gorsuch had engaged in plagiarism after media reports accused him of copying some language and failing to cite relevant sources in his 2006 book about assisted suicide and euthanasia.
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The amount of interest and money to be made has incentivized bad actors, he added, pointing to the "abject plagiarism" of Tron, a cryptocurrency that currently has a market capitalization of $2.3 billion according to CoinMarketCap.
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The report of this investigation, which the magazine obtained under America's Freedom of Information Act, states that Dr Sarkar "engaged in and permitted (and tacitly encouraged) intentional and knowing fabrication, falsification, and/or plagiarism of data".
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The article included an unforgettable anecdote: Lahey called a parent to inform her that her child would be punished for plagiarism only to learn from the mother that she, not her daughter, wrote the entire paper.
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The second night of the Republican National Convention was a chance to get past the messiness of Day 1, which began with a floor fight over rules and ended with allegations of plagiarism by Melania Trump.
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The supermodel-turned-American Music Awards co-host parodied the future First Lady during her opening monologue on Sunday night, even referencing Melania's reported plagiarism of Michelle Obama's speech during the Republican National Convention this summer.
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Sometimes students will ask me why plagiarism is such a big deal in the first place — but even if they don't, it's at this point that I explain why the rules are the way they are.
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CLEVELAND — The dustup during the first day of the Republican National Convention yesterday over a roll call on the rules has been buried by all the attention to Melania Trump's seeming plagiarism of her convention speech.
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This is a strange tale of a staid institution whose rules for members are lax enough that even an official investigation that found blatant plagiarism did not qualify as cause for expulsion of an elusive doctor.
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The original Games logo was withdrawn following plagiarism charges, and the first plans for the centerpiece National Stadium were scrapped due to ballooning costs, putting the start of the stadium's construction about a year behind schedule.
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It guarantees much more robust protections to accused students than they would have otherwise — a student accused of sexual misconduct is afforded more protections than a student thrown out of school for plagiarism or physical violence.
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On the campaign trail, the former model remained a mysterious figure, briefly stepping into the spotlight at the Republican National Convention to give the traditional speech by the candidate's spouse, which tanked amid rumors of plagiarism.
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A crossword puzzle editor who was investigated over accusations of plagiarism will no longer have his work appear in USA Today, the newspaper's parent company, Gannett, and a crossword puzzle vendor, Universal Uclick, said on Tuesday.
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"There would have been no scandal here at all," said Andrei Rostovtsev, a founder of Dissernet, a grass-roots coalition of academics and others trying to fight what they consider a plagiarism epidemic washing across Russia.
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Mr. Timpone ran a company that created local news stories for The Chicago Tribune, which ended its relationship with him in 2012 after it learned of complaints about faked bylines and plagiarism, according to The Tribune.
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Japan's hosting of the Summer Games has been mired in setbacks, including an overhaul of the stadium design, which was abandoned in response to public anger over soaring costs, and plagiarism allegations over its original logo.
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WASHINGTON — Monica Crowley, the Treasury Department's assistant secretary for public affairs, committed "localized instances of plagiarism" in her 2000 Ph.D. dissertation, Columbia University found in an investigation that ultimately concluded she did not commit research misconduct.
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More centrally, citizens can also use tokens to challenge a newsroom they find in gross violation of Civil's constitution, which is built upon standard journalism ethics and prohibits things like hate speech, misinformation promotion and plagiarism.
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Guttenberg, himself once tipped as a potential Merkel successor before his fall from grace in an academic plagiarism scandal, criticised the government for its policy towards intervention in Syria in the face of a cynical Russia.
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