plagiarize

In some colleges and universities, a student or professor caught plagiarizing might be told to leave and never return.

the act of plagiarizing; taking someone's words or ideas as if they were your own.

The phenomenon of plagiarizing schoolwork is a more common phenomenon and a bad study habit.

Examination cheat, steal, plagiarizing others achievement, arrears considered to be general sincere behavior of university t.

When reading newspaper or surfing the Internet, we are often attracted by the news or reports about academic plagiarizing.

MIT does not tolerate plagiarism, and the consequences of conscious plagiarizing are severe, and include the possibility of expulsion.

He claimed the show was plagiarizing his name, infringement of trademark, and was defaming his good character.

The professors found that students think much more plagiarizing is taking place than they actually report doing.

M. I. T. kicked him out in fall 1944 for plagiarizing another student's term paper.

Some have even gone too far by plagiarizing and cheating in their scientific papers.

Surprisingly, Hegemann has not only admitted to plagiarizing Airen's work, but actually defends the theft.

Dr. Miller told an anecdote of how he caught two students plagiarizing.

Are all sources properly cited to ensure that I am not plagiarizing?

The Purdue Online Writing Lab also explains how to organize papers and avoid plagiarizing other peoples' work.

In fact, Jobs was notorious for plagiarizing great ideas.

Is plagiarizing UI admitted in China?

Last year, Chinese pop punk band Flower was criticized for possibly plagiarizing their hit song "Xi Shuashua" from a Japanese band.

he denied plagiarizing anyone and insisted he is part american indian

plagiarizing a work created by others;