plagiarism

Kids should be taught at an early age about plagiarism.

Plagiarism is passing someone else's work off as your own.

This is a very early example of medical academic plagiarism.

Someone has been getting away with a different spin on plagiarism.

There is no claim of such plagiarism in this case.

But plagiarism is much more difficult to detect than might be expected.

In politics, plagiarism is not only legal but also often effective.

An example of this is in helping students to learn about plagiarism.

He has never been caught up in a plagiarism scandal.

In any case, I learned the sin of plagiarism and have never done it since.

Mike goes to see Adrian to tell him of the plagiarism.

It's not clear to me that the charge of plagiarism is correct.

But the definition of plagiarism is taking someone else's work and putting your name on it.

If other composers try to speak with those words, what results can only be a plagiarism.

Someone says it's plagiarism, and some say that this is a cover version.

The society has been active in recent past over several cases involving plagiarism.

Plagiarism is the easiest thing in the world to prove, I had said.

There is the possibility, however, that some may benefit through plagiarism.

Either way, he's guilty of plagiarism and failing to do his job.

Students also need to be warned about the consequences of plagiarism.

The song has recently been the subject of a plagiarism dispute.

By the end of April another newspaper was raising questions about plagiarism.

When word of the plagiarism got out, the newspapers jumped on it.

The penalties for plagiarism at the university are very severe.

In recent years plagiarism, copying other people's writing rather than doing your own, has become a serious problem.