Not only is the show plagiarizing some of the greatest battles in history, it seems — it's also plagiarizing itself.
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Databases are used to prevent students from plagiarizing published works.
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And this week, she was accused of plagiarizing multiple passages.
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It felt as if the present was plagiarizing the past.
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The principal proceeded to accuse me of plagiarizing the story.
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There's no way that Melania Trump was plagiarizing Michelle Obama's speech.
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He has been accused of plagiarizing parts of his government platform.
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EB: Until Wednesday, the Trump camp vehemently denied plagiarizing the speech.
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"All this hoopla about plagiarizing Michelle Obama is so unfair," Maloney said.
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Accusations flew thick and fast that Taylor Swift was plagiarizing from Beyoncé.
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They're just plagiarizing each other, and that's the same with people, too.
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There is no way that Melania Trump was plagiarizing Michelle Obama's speech.
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Sholokhov was also accused of plagiarizing his book And Quiet Flows The Don.
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There are software detection tools that can inform teachers when someone is plagiarizing.
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Now, in his third run for the White House, Biden is plagiarizing himself.
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In 2016, Melania Trump was accused of plagiarizing a 2008 speech by Michelle Obama.
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And another top Trump aide split after CNN uncovered examples of her plagiarizing multiple works.
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Over the last year, I caught him cheating on tests and plagiarizing work several times.
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He doesn't know how to do anything without copying, without imitating, without plagiarizing, without aping.
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Melania Trump's speechwriter is stepping forward to take the blame for plagiarizing Michelle Obama's 2008 speech.
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Beyond plagiarizing — which is huge issue by itself — there is also the problem of cultural appropriation.
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Most of the content creators BuzzFeed is accused of plagiarizing didn't remotely originate their idea, either.
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"It's probably pretty good that if anyone accuses us of plagiarizing, we have it," quips Burgess.
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People who caught the sites plagiarizing began speculating about the motivations of whoever was running them.
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EB: What do you think the response would have been if Michelle Obama was caught plagiarizing?
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He bowed in 1988 after he was accused of plagiarizing a speech and a law school paper.
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Page Six obtained a cease and desist letter asking Baldwin to apologize and stop plagiarizing from her.
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Also: Grace gets accused of plagiarizing her college essay after a cheating program erroneously flags her essay.
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Schools more readily suspend and expel students for plagiarizing and cheating than for raping a fellow student.
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Dods, for example, derived his stage show from Grimes, plagiarizing Grimes's technique ("You cannot open your eyes").
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But the once-popular politician resigned from her Cabinet in 2011 after admitting to plagiarizing his doctorate.
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She came under fire in July 2016 when she was accused of plagiarizing a Michelle Obama speech.
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On The Trail: Donald Trump Jr. has accused President Obama of plagiarizing a line from his RNC speech.
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A few weeks after I received that message, a different professor accused me of plagiarizing a history paper.
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Carper said Pruitt's takedown of Obama was odd to him before he accused him of plagiarizing Obama's language.
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Over the years, Sanadsk has been accused of plagiarizing discoveries from other community members, an accusation he doesn't deny.
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Turnitin stops students from plagiarizing content from around the web by scanning it as the students hand it in.
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First, a Trump employee admitted to plagiarizing passages of Melania Trump's convention speech – from Michelle Obama's 2008 convention speech.
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Ever since the launch of Pokémon Go earlier this month,... Melania Trump has been accused of plagiarizing Michelle Obama.
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The real scandal is that he's just plagiarizing a playbook already used by Obama, Clinton and those 2016 Democrats.
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In the past, universities have expelled students for plagiarizing essays or damaging property—but not for raping fellow students.
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Related:Melania Trump accused of plagiarizing Michelle Obama during convention speech "It evidences an amateurism about that campaign," he added.
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By Trump's campaign manager's own admission, they are plagiarizing the entire campaign from Richard Nixon's 1968 law and order campaign.
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In a way, plagiarizing Michelle Obama's speech, and then denying it happened, offering no apology, fits into this same paradigm.
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Joe Biden reversing course on bad ideas and apparently plagiarizing policy on climate change might have escaped your attention, too.
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He was also accused of plagiarizing parts of his master's thesis for using language from sources without properly attributing them.
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Or think in advance of someone your audience is bound to hate, and accuse your opponent of plagiarizing that guy.
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Matt Duffer and Ross Duffer, the men behind Stranger Things, have been accused of plagiarizing an idea from filmmaker Charlie Kessler.
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He was arrested for public drunkenness and at one point accused Dierks Bentley of plagiarizing one of his songs on Twitter.
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That reluctance to fire lends a hair of credence to the idea that Melania Trump is responsible for plagiarizing her speech.
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Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari admitted to plagiarizing from a President Obama speech during an address last week, Al-Jazeera reported Saturday.
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President Vladimir V. Putin, for example, never responded to accusations from overseas about plagiarizing material for his 1996 doctorate in economics.
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"Danielle Cohn got caught plagiarizing her response to her dad's facebook message where he exposed her for being 13," she said.
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That was when she was accused of plagiarizing sections of former first lady Michelle Obama's speech at the 2008 Democratic National Convention.
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In 1993, McGinniss came under fire for allegedly plagiarizing and making up portions of The Last Brother, his biography of Ted Kennedy.
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Like Melania Trump's plagiarizing of Michelle Obama, the controversy had faded from the headlines by the time the nominee took the stage.
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Apparently the kid is a remarkable writer and literary analyst, but was held back the previous year for allegedly plagiarizing a paper.
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Since its airing, Notaro said she's heard from a "cacophony of voices" who alerted her to the "potential plagiarizing" of her film.
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John is literally plagiarizing Tom's now-destroyed perfect Earth; he has become a famous architect by drawing its futuristic buildings from memory.
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Along with the SadBotTrue report, there are also articles and videos online that accuse Littlepage of plagiarizing the content for his websites.
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Some now get their inspiration from Google, not the Holy Spirit, plagiarizing other pastors' sermons and passing them off as their own.
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And Ms. Le Pen sought to deflect accusations of plagiarizing a rival's speech, as reports highlighted her party's ties to Russian lenders.
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Romanian Prime Minister Victor Ponta 2012: Romania's government became the object of international criticism after Ponta was accused of plagiarizing his doctoral thesis.
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Founders of a New York-based comedy troupe have accused Saturday Night Live of plagiarizing not one, but two of their sketches this season.
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The KKW Beauty founder's company is being sued for allegedly plagiarizing the logo for her new KKW fragrance called "Vibes," according to The Blast.
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Michael Rauch, showrunner behind the new CBS crime procedural, addressed accusations of plagiarizing from the well-loved and recently canceled Fox crime show, Bones.
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The KKW Beauty founder's company is being sued for allegedly plagiarizing the logo for her new KKW fragrance called "Vibes," according to The Blast.
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Again on CNN, RNC chief strategist Sean Spicer said that really, Melania Trump could have been plagiarizing My Little Pony for all we know.
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Most recently, the president was accused of plagiarizing a third of his law school thesis, which his office explained as an error in citation.
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The founders of a New York comedy sketch troupe have accused "Saturday Night Live" ("SNL") of plagiarizing two of their sketches, Variety reported Friday.
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Within hours, he was being accused on Twitter of plagiarizing parts of an article from The Daily Beast that was published earlier on Tuesday.
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We've seen Michelle Obama talk about Melania plagiarizing her speech, so she's not necessarily going to come out and be a cheerleader for Melania.
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Biden himself was trying to take this path in the 1988 election, before he derailed his campaign by plagiarizing a British Labor Party leader.
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Read "Melania Trump accused of plagiarizing Michelle Obama during convention speech" Read "The Republican convention just kicked off in Cleveland — and anything could happen"
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CNN's KFile uncovered several instances of Crowley plagiarizing multiple sources in both her 2012 book and in several columns she wrote for the Washington Times.
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Following a tweet from journalist Jarrett Hill, many called out Trump on blatantly plagiarizing Michelle Obama's 2008 speech from the Democratic National Convention in Denver.
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That preceded prime-time speeches headlined by Melania Trump, who is accused of plagiarizing lines from Michelle Obama's 2008 speech at the Democratic National Convention.
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David Zindel, son of playwright Paul Zindel, has accused the director of plagiarizing the story from his father's 1969 play Let Me Hear You Whisper.
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There was news of a writer at a top gaming site allegedly plagiarizing reviews, and also reports that the Chinese gaming market is having troubles.
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Melania Trump is being accused of plagiarizing material from the Obama administration, but the First Lady is firing back ... saying it's not what it seems.
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The amendment would also cover other forms of misconduct outlined in the National Academy of Sciences code, such as falsifying scientific data, plagiarizing, bullying, and discriminating.
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When Joe Biden made his first bid for president, he was forced to drop out after plagiarizing British Labour leader Neil Kinnock in a Democratic debate.
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Biden's first run for president was derailed in 1987 after he was accused of copying a British politician's speech and admitted to plagiarizing in law school.
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Emily Ratajkowski launched her debut swimsuit collection Inamorata last week, and the model-turned-designer is already facing backlash for allegedly plagiarizing designer Lisa Marie Fernandez's designs.
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First, she was accused of plagiarizing written answers provided for her confirmation process, and then on Wednesday two Republican senators made known they would not support her.
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At the annual Al Smith charity dinner in 2016, Mr. Trump, channeling Don Rickles, made fun of his wife, Melania, for plagiarizing a speech by Michelle Obama.
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Lost amid the fuss over Melania Trump's alleged plagiarizing at the first night of the Republican convention were the many other speeches, including one by Scott Baio.
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In late 2016, King's ex-wife Bonnie King was surprised when she was contacted by a writer complaining that American Herald Tribune had been plagiarizing his work.
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When it comes to more thoughtful things, even though a lot of the technology is being used to see if kids are plagiarizing or using anything thing, too.
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Okoumou's "Be Best" refers to Melania's initiative of the same name to promote online safety for kids ... which has been ripped for allegedly plagiarizing from the Obama administration.
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Its patented AI algorithms will check for any and all errors while also cross-referencing the massive WhiteSmoke database to make sure you're not accidentally plagiarizing anyone else's work.
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For example, the piece touches on how Biden fell asleep during a 2011 speech by then-President Barack Obama, or how in 1987 he admitted to plagiarizing in school.
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Rachel Hollis, a former mommy blogger and influencer who has transformed into a popular motivational speaker and best-selling author, is being accused of plagiarizing some of her Instagram posts.
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But he got into it in the late 1980s when a friend and collaborator, the Greek musician Vangelis, was accused of plagiarizing someone's work for his "Chariots of Fire" theme.
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Other books, like "Ramond Moroe's" 38-page e-book "Sheild (sic) Against Corona-Virus: The Best Guide Ever (2020)" are littered with typos when they're not directly plagiarizing news articles.
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The focus on Melania Trump at last night's Republican National Convention, was, unflatteringly, on the speech she's accused of plagiarizing from Michelle Obama (which Donald Trump's campaign team is vehemently denying).
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He said all of the other publishers in Veles were plagiarizing, while he himself wanted to avoid running afoul of Google's rules that require its advertising partners to publish original content.
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Trump's speech on Thursday was her first since her maligned address at the Republican National Committee in July, where she was criticized for plagiarizing a portion of a Michelle Obama speech.
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Melania Trump Accused of PlagiarismDonald Trump's wife, Melania, has been criticized for allegedly plagiarizing a passage from Michelle Obama's 2008 convention speech for her own address at the Republican National Convention.
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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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When Mr. Biden was running for president in the 1980s, he faced questions about plagiarizing speeches from Robert F. Kennedy, Hubert H. Humphrey and Neil Kinnock, a British Labour Party leader.
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Last week, the Indian designer Orijit Sen and his New Delhi-based studio and store People Tree accused Christian Dior of plagiarizing a block print of a man doing yoga poses.
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He left after one year, heading to a trade school and then enrolling at the Gladstone School in Hazelwood, where a teacher accused him of plagiarizing a term paper on Napoleon.
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And Stephanie Grisham, the White House press secretary, once lost a job at an advertising agency after she was accused of plagiarizing information for a presentation, The Times reported in August.
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The bigger point is thus: Artists like Iggy Azalea know they can be financially rewarded for appropriating and plagiarizing cultural symbols without attribution, and that is a problem with our entertainment institutions.
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With the rise of fast fashion and the ability to find inspiration anywhere on the internet, it's become a commonplace occurrence for small brands to accuse bigger brands of plagiarizing their designs.
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I predicted that Trump would lead in the polls after his highly successful convention (despite the media frenzy over the non-issue of a Melania Trump staffer plagiarizing a handful of words).
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A Facebook account bearing the name Mita Handayani, which Ms. Asa had been accused of plagiarizing from, said on social media that she had no problem with Ms. Asa's using her writing.
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Below are a few prominent examples: As a then-senator from Delaware and presidential candidate in 1987, Biden admitted to plagiarizing a law review article for a paper he wrote during law school.
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After Melania Trump was caught plagiarizing a portion of Michelle Obama's 2008 DNC speech, the Trump camp is sticking to its only script: deny, blame opponents and the media, and refuse to apologize.
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It all amounts to great news for Snapchat, which must've been slightly worried when its larger rivals (here's looking at you, Facebook and Instagram) began muscling into its territory by plagiarizing its features.
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In a hilarious send-up of the episode, actress and singer Laura Benanti played the part of Melania on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert, plagiarizing everyone from Charles Dickens to Dr. Seuss.
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Senate Democrats fighting Neil Gorsuch's Supreme Court nomination may have a new bit of ammo in their arsenal: The Colorado judge has been accused of plagiarizing a section of his book, Politico reports.
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After speaking last night at the Republican National Convention, Melania Trump has been accused of plagiarizing a speech made by Michelle Obama, and there are word-for-word similarities to use as evidence.
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Some of Thomas Jefferson's peers accused him of plagiarizing parts of the Declaration of Independence, and while these charges have carried down through history, scholars generally agree that Jefferson did not actually plagiarize.
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They're asking MaxMara to pull the clothing in question, donate any proceeds back to "an organization that advocates for the intellectual property rights of ethnic minorities," and to commit to never plagiarizing designs again.
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Trump Institute, which Trump claimed he had nothing to do with (funny, since it was called "Trump Institute" — not to be confused with the equally defunct Trump University) was also accused of plagiarizing lessons.
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But car API startup Smartcar claims that its competitor Otonomo copy-and-pasted Smartcar's API documentation, allegedly plagiarizing it extensively to the point of including the original's typos and randomly generated strings of code.
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Few in Peru have been shedding tears for Acuña, a self-made millionaire who owns a string of lucrative private universities and had previously been caught out apparently plagiarizing his master's and doctoral theses.
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At M.I.T. he found he had no aptitude for engineering and, after he was expelled for plagiarizing a term paper, he went to Northwestern University, from which he graduated summa cum laude in 1947.
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In 2008, then-senator from Illinois and presidential hopeful Barack Obama was accused by his rival Hillary Clinton's campaign of plagiarizing remarks made by former Deval Patrick during the latter's 2006 campaign for Massachusetts governor.
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Melania's speech was accused of plagiarizing approximately two paragraphs of material very similar in phrasing and context to one delivered by Michelle Obama in 2008, from passages citing values of hard work, honor, and respect.
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"I first noticed the copies in early 2016, when hundreds of fans reached out to me privately to ask if I was working with them or if they were plagiarizing my work," Bassen told Refinery29.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin, 20153: Researchers from the Brookings Institute accused Putin of plagiarizing his economics dissertation, stealing 16 out of 20 pages from a paper published by the University of Pittsburgh 20 years earlier.
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Say what you will about Dana White's presence at the Republican convention, no one could ever accuse him of plagiarizing anything, and that's exactly what Republicans needed after the nightmare that day one had become.
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Read more:How the Kardashian-Jenners have changed over the past decadeKim Kardashian West has been accused of cultural appropriation again after wearing an Indian headpieceHere are all the times Kylie Jenner was accused of plagiarizing
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Producers Justin and Jeremiah Raisen recently accused Lizzo of plagiarizing portions of the song, which is currently enjoying its seventh nonconsecutive week atop the Billboard charts, from a demo the three of them wrote in 2017.
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While Trump's oldest son's speech avoided plagiarizing a member of the Obama family, it does appear to contain lines lifted from an American Conservative essay written by F.H. Buckley and published in May of this year.
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The interviewer runs the risk of plagiarizing the interviewee's books ( The Psychic Soviet, Supernatural Strategies for Making a Rock 'n' Roll Group, and Censorship Now!), or at least adding redundancy to the lives Svenonius' readership/fans.
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Nokia was plagiarizing itself by exploiting the lovely pillow-shaped Nokia N9 design, but that didn't matter: the fact was that for that one moment in late 2011, Windows Phone had some of the finest hardware around.
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Every girl knows this is a big deal, but our Cookie is ready — especially after receiving a "how to be a society bitch" tutorial from her highfalutin sister Candace, complete with digs at our new FLOTUS' plagiarizing skills.
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Schoolchildren, for instance, are often afraid of appearing to need to improve; worrying that they will be perceived and judged as unintelligent, they struggle not to learn but to seem smart (even plagiarizing and cheating if need be).
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Already reeling from corruption scandals and a declining security situation, President Enrique Peña Nieto of Mexico was accused on Sunday of plagiarizing nearly a third of his law school thesis, according to a report by an investigative journalist.
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I spoke to four people working in sync to get their perspective and find out how they stay on-trend, while toeing that blurred line between being using the reference track as a starting point and plagiarizing it.
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The alert reader may have noted that I'm plagiarizing here: Those are the opening lines, condensed and somewhat altered, of Joan Didion's "Slouching Toward Bethlehem," written just as America entered the maelstrom of the later '60s and the '70s.
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Though slightly marred by a copyright lawsuit — he was found guilty of "subconsciously plagiarizing" the Chiffon's 1963 hit "He's So Fine"— the rock hallelujah included on his majestic triple album All Things Must Pass went on to become Harrison's signature song.
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She appeared to be making a speech and was pictured against an American flag, in a white outfit similar to the one she wore to give an address in which she was accused of plagiarizing former first lady Michelle Obama.
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What's revealing about the incident, however, is that it might not have occurred to Watanabe that he was plagiarizing, because people outside of Africa often fail to understand and credit the creative authorship coming from its myriad and very distinct regions.
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It would be Melania Trump's first major public speech since coming under fire for her remarks at the Republican National Convention this summer, where many accused her of plagiarizing passages of Michelle Obama's 2008 address to the Democratic National Convention.
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It found a photo of Abloh in his office, with a copy of a modernist design book that had an entry about the logo in question, and also accused him of plagiarizing Calvin Klein's Raf Simons and the Japanese label Anrealage.
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He was taking on every assignment, and it turned out that in the rush of churning out all this stuff, he had been, at different times, plagiarizing, manufacturing quotes, fudging facts, recycling his own material and so on and so on.
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Some journalists, spurred on by The Daily Show, later attempted to pile on by accusing the younger Trump of plagiarizing part of his speech, but, unlike the more substantive charges against his mother the night before, he appears to be in the clear.
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The apparent fictions included everything from "taking credit for another developer's talk to pretending that he was interviewed in a robotics publication, on screen," as well plagiarizing other images taken from stock sites or news stories for use on social media, Mashable wrote.
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Simultaneously, mainstream media has repeatedly missed its annual targets to diversify, and that when a black journalist gets caught plagiarizing or doing awful work, it is too often falsely attributed to affirmative action programs that benefit white women more than black journalists anyway.
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Judge Emmet Sullivan rejected a motion by Flynn's lawyers to hold prosecutors in contempt for failing to turn over evidence that they claimed would lead to the dismissal of his charges, rebuking his lawyers in one instance for plagiarizing in a court filing.
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It was part of the publication's response to a devastating 2003 scandal — the revelation that reporter Jayson Blair had made up large parts of several high-profile stories, often including key facts, and sometimes plagiarizing quotes and reporting from other outlets to cover his tracks.
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Ginger Gaines-Cirelli of Foundry United Methodist Church in Washington hosted the event after Bill Shillady, Clinton's longtime spiritual adviser, bowed out of the event after he admitted to plagiarizing aspects of a book he wrote about the daily devotional he sent Clinton during the campaign.
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After Trump's controversial speech from the first night of the Republican National Convention that has some accusing the Trump campaign of plagiarizing passages from a speech by first lady Michelle Obama in 2008, Republican National Convention chief strategist Sean Spicer said the lines being discussed are common phrases.
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As her tweets about BuzzFeed Video have continued to circulate, more and more people have collected evidence of what they feel is a longstanding pattern of BuzzFeed ripping off or straight-up plagiarizing other content creators — most of whom are women, people of color, or members of other marginalized communities.
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Among other insults, the commentary called the former vice president "a fool of low IQ" and listed off a series of embarrassing moments in his life — like the time Biden fell asleep during a 2011 speech by then-President Barack Obama, or how in 1987 he admitted to plagiarizing in school.
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In the phony hullabaloo about Melania Trump's speechwriters apparently plagiarizing parts of speech Michelle Obama's speechwriters (who, by the way, were already cribbing from every bride's wedding toast since 1978), you might have missed the most important moment in the most important speech of the first night of the Republican National Convention.
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The campaign is also attempting to drag Biden into coronavirus, though it doesn't appear to have garnered much attention — accusing him of "plagiarizing" Trump's plan to combat the coronavirus, defending China (where the virus first emerged) and confusing this virus with Ebola, which the Obama administration fought while Biden was vice president.
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In my joblessness I fought feeling a kind of shame very similar to the shame I felt as a grad student 30 years earlier when a white professor accused me of plagiarizing a term paper I had written because, he said, people like me simply weren't competent enough to write like that.
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In a video with the conservative site Daily Caller's Benny Johnson—the dude who got fired from BuzzFeed for plagiarizing Yahoo Answers—Pai urged the country to understand that even if he succeeds in his plan to let ISPs strangle the rest of the internet to death, they'll let us continue to take selfies and other stupid bullshit.
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A BuzzFeed News investigation has identified a network of roughly 100 sites dating back to at least 2015 that have been plagiarizing stories from major news organizations, masquerading as local news and financial outlets, and manipulating Google News and search results to earn money through ads, through financial email subscriptions, or by referring people to dubious investments.
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She's seething with repressed rage — mainly directed at her stepfather (Paul Sparks), the owner of the aforementioned mansion who announces he's sending her to a boarding school for delinquent young women after she was caught plagiarizing an essay (under pressure to maintain that perfect GPA) — but can barely admit it to herself, so imprisoned is she inside the boundaries of polite society.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall In shift, top CEOs say shareholder value not top goal MORE's (D-Mass.) heritage on Wednesday, accusing her of plagiarizing several recipes she submitted to the 1984 cookbook "Pow Wow Chow," which collected recipes from Native American tribes.
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Since Donald Trump appropriated Reagan's "Let's Make America Great Again," Melania could have similarly removed the first word of Nancy's First Lady anti-drug initiative, and gone with a simple, "Say No." (Drugs are about the only bad habit her husband hasn't tried out.) Or considering her penchant for plagiarizing Michelle Obama, she could've just rebranded the fight against childhood obesity as her own.
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Read more: A prolific scammer posing as different celebrities is flying Instagram influencers across the world in an elaborate scheme to steal their money An Instagram influencer apologized after saying it was a 'miracle' someone returned her iPhone in a 'scammy' Indian city The social media company behind Fyre Festival lost more than 200,000 Instagram followers after being accused of plagiarizing its postsVisit INSIDER's homepage for more.
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The former model faced backlash after that event for plagiarizing portions of the speech first lady Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaMichelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her US ambassador to Germany calls out journalists who blocked him on Twitter MORE delivered to the Democratic National Convention in 2008.
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Now 34, Samuel is a frustrated English professor at a small university near Chicago who spends his free time playing a World of Warcraft-like online game called World of Elfscape; pining after his childhood love, Bethany; defending himself against the plagiarizing student who wants him fired; and procrastinating on a novel he scored a big advance for a decade ago on the promise of a story published in a prestigious magazine.
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OG afrofuturist artists continued to shine too, like Lina Viktor who got into a spat with Kendrick and SZA earlier in the year for allegedly plagiarizing her art in "All the Stars," but closed out the year gloriously with a solo show at the New Orleans Museum of Art that explored the intertwined history of Liberia and the U.S. Rounding out a year where African Americans were considering their ties to the mother continent, Beyonce performed in South Africa to honor Nelson Mandela's legacy at the Global Citizen Fest.
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