Using another author's work as if it was one's own original work.
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But, my dear Miss Earl, I see that you have been accused of plagiarizing.
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Learning, or the act of learning, a lesson by hearing it read by another; plagiarizing.
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They were going to turn Spencer in for plagiarizing.
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The composer has not alone been charged with borrowing the story, but also with plagiarizing the music.
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We're all just plagiarizing each other now.
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Ingenious jokers translated his verses into Latin, and then wrote to accuse him of plagiarizing from Vida.
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You're a boyfriend-stealing, plagiarizing, pathetic little bitch!
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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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Ponta has been accused of plagiarizing large parts of his doctoral thesis, a charge he also rejected as politically motivated.
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I feel like plagiarizing the saucy hit, in witnessing the desperate efforts aforementioned on the part of our mistaken boy.
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LaBeouf apologized to a graphic artist whose work he was accused of plagiarizing his short film "Howard Cantour.com."
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In law school he was accused of plagiarizing a law review article, which he said was due to a mistaken citation.
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She made headlines during the Republican national convention when she was accused of plagiarizing a section of her speech from Michelle Obama.
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And when she'd recently come clean about plagiarizing her award-winning Golden Orchid essay from her perfect sister, Melissa, they'd basically excommunicated her.
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Alex Haley was sued and later admitted to plagiarizing an earlier work, plus the mislabeling of his work as more fact than fiction.
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The admission comes a week after he was accused of plagiarizing the beats of Rebound, originally recorded by DJs Arty and Mat Zo.