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...ttp://www.epa.gov/region9/air/owens/qa.html and that might be construed as plagiarism. It is also my understanding that word-for-word copies of extensive content ...at can be used independent of copyright situation. But whether you call it plagiarism or not: You plugged in a verbatim copy taken from another site though

==Plagiarism charge== ...'' by the English writer [[Robert Graves]]. She wrote about the apparent [[plagiarism]] on her website but her discovery went unnoticed by most of the world unti

===Plagiarism=== [[Plagiarism]] has been demonstrated among authors of articles in scientific journals.<r

==Plagiarism charge== ...'' by the English writer [[Robert Graves]]. She wrote about the apparent [[plagiarism]] on her website but her discovery went unnoticed by most of the world unti

Hazlitt was one of Coleridge's severest critics, attacking his politics, his plagiarism, his poetry and his ''Biographia Literaria''; but he ended one of his diatr

...not sure it's been proven (any more than other bands) in the article. The plagiarism accusations/suits needs to be added to give a balanced view -- it does not

== Plagiarism == .... I have never heard of a LEGAL case under federal copyright law regarding plagiarism. There have of course been violation-of-copyright lawsuits (for example ag

===1838 plagiarism lawsuit=== ..., but even what we know he did write is somewhat compromised by charges of plagiarism. . . . The truth of this allegation was acknowledged by an out-of-court set

...id not write it in its entirety. As far as I'm concerned it's out and out plagiarism. Unless someone gives me *very* strong counterarguments, I will be deletin

...e reference is still there. I put the quotes back, because otherwise, it's plagiarism. It's easy enouh to have a series of mistakes (speak of the devil!) and the :As long as the reference is there, it is not [[plagiarism]]. Quotes signify the material was copied verbatim, which it wasn't. During

===Plagiarism? not=== On the plagiarism issue, it's only a rumor and rejected by Faraday, Davy and Wollaston. to qu

...ation. Many scientists in the era were repeatedly charging each other with plagiarism, and sometimes hid their discoveries in code so that in future years they c ...n the 1710s. Newton and his (mainly English) followers accused Leibnitz of plagiarism, and the Germans retaliated in kind. The modern view is that both mathemati

...e the fable part. Something I considered but did not want to be accused of plagiarism as other articles write the same way. [[User:Mary Ash|Mary Ash]] 15:31, 9 A :::::Mary, you talk about the potential problems of plagiarism - that was the reasoning behind the change I made to the article. You say t

I am going around throwing illustration of plagiarism, sorry about that, that was a bad idea on my part.

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...they said were historical and scientific inaccuracies, as well as possible plagiarism, in White’s prophecies, leading to a downplaying of some of the differenc

...stories'' were often criticized in antiquity for bias, inaccuracy and even plagiarism,<ref> Lucian of Samosata attacked Herodotus as a liar in ''Verae historiae'

...iolating my moral and legal rights as author, and also could be accused of plagiarism.

...ngly''' disagree. The facts were researched and written by me. There is no plagiarism involved and I am sorry you feel that I would commit such a serious sin of :Stop being defensive! Nobody accused you of plagiarism or the 'serious sin of poor writing'.

...the article has morphed so many times. If they are, then to be accused of plagiarism is flat out wrong. This is the talk page statement I left: ...trongly disagree. The facts were researched and written by me. There is no plagiarism involved and I am sorry you feel that I would commit such a serious sin of