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    Plagiarism involves submitting another's work as one's own without proper citation or permission, including verbatim copying of passages, significant portions of other works, or sections of one's own previously submitted work. It also encompasses changing key words but retaining the original content, as well as citing incorrect or non-existent sources.

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    Plagiarism involves submitting another's work as one's own without proper citation or permission, including verbatim copying of passages, significant portions of other works, or sections of one's own previously submitted work. It also encompasses changing key words but retaining the original content, as well as citing incorrect or non-existent sources.

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    What Is Plagiarism?

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    M'Laika Jordan
    Plagiarism involves submitting another's work as one's own without proper citation or permission, including verbatim copying of passages, significant portions of other works, or sections of one's own previously submitted work. It also encompasses changing key words but retaining the original content, as well as citing incorrect or non-existent sources.

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    PLAGIARISM

    What is plagiarism?
    Submitting another’s work, word-for-word (verbatim)

    Copying passages from a text/website without referencing it in


    the assignment

    Submitting significant portions of other works without citation or


    alterations

    Changing key words and phrases but retaining the essential


    content of the source

    Citing non-existent or incorrect citations

    Using sections of your own work that had been previously


    submitted

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