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Plagiarism
[Your full name] [Instructor’s full name] [Course name and code] July 23, 2012 Plagiarism Plagiarism refers to the act of copying or using the ideas of others without referring to the original source. For example, if a person writes a report or an essay and copies some relevant statements from other sources, such as, internet articles, encyclopedias, books, magazines, government documents, and publications, without mentioning the sources of those statements both within the essay and in the page of references, it means that the person has done plagiarism in his/her paper.
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Plagiarism
Because of this, they prefer to keep their sources undisclosed. This is however a serious academic liability that has come to be known as plagiarism. According to the Office of Research Integrity (ORI), plagiarism is “both the theft or misappropriation of intellectual property and the substantial unattributed textual copying of another’s work” (Tucci and Galwankar, 2011).
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Account for plagiarism in English speaking countries
“I hate quotations. Tell me what you know” -Ralph Waldo Emerson This ironically well-quoted statement of Emerson invokes a discriminating mind to stop for a moment and contemplate what he means. The famous transcendental writer encourages us to simply speak what we know and not to rely on another person’s words by quoting them.
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Plagiarism in Universities in English Speaking Countries
Plagiarism is whereby a person takes a script or publication on thoughts and ideas from another authors articles directly without due authorization from the author .And then presents it as his own piece of work (Gabriel, 2010).Plagiarism has been on the rise in the recent past due to the rise and development of technology .This is because it has become easy to access this articles from online through computers and phones which are very cheap.
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Plagiarism
There are situations when an individual commits plagiarism unintentionally particularly if the individual is careless or is hurrying. It is important to note that whether the individual committed the offence intentionally or otherwise, it does not negate the offence committed, and the individual is guilty of importing another person’s thoughts and words without proper citation (Epigeum n.d.).
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English language at uae universities (Argument Essay)
The United Arab Emirates (UAE), a federation of seven Arab Emirates, is no exempt from the far reaching influence of the English language. Despite the fact that the UAE recognizes Arabic as the official language, the region uses English as the Lingua Franca.
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Plagiarism
A person, who has done a work putting his heart and soul, will never want his work to be stolen by some other person, who will use it for his personal use. This activity is therefore a serious issue, which must be seriously dealt
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Plagiarism
On the other side, this has also made plagiarism easier than ever before (Underwood and Szabo, 2003).
The Council of Writing Program’s Administrators (WPA) mentions that plagiarism happens when a writer deliberately uses
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Plagiarism
they acknowledge the sources from where they take concepts, ideas and points to write their own essays, it means they are not original and cannot be insightful with coming up with their own ideas and thoughts. Because of this, they prefer to keep their sources undisclosed. This
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Plagiarism
The punishment for plagiarism under the school’s policy for a senior is withholding the bachelor’s degree for one year and a permanent notation on the student’s transcript that
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