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Immediately after the release of "Nel blu dipinto di blu", Antonio De Marco accused Modugno and Migliacci of plagiarising his 1956 song "Il castello dei sogni".

In a reversed issue, Wulffmorgenthaler was accused of plagiarising a photograph that had circulated on internet, to which Anders Morgenthaler conceded that the duo had been inspired by the image and based a strip on it in the belief that it was a privately forwarded photograph.

He accused his rivals of plagiarizing his ideas: "Now everyone's talking about helping the homeless.

The latter became a subject of controversy after Thomas Attwood accused him of plagiarizing the song.

Flunch lost a lawsuit for plagiarizing the hit On va s'aimer by Gilbert Montagné.

This part of the storyline was later remembered by the media when in 2008 Jessica Seinfeld was falsely accused of plagiarizing a cookbook.

In 2012, Sotto was accused of plagiarizing several passages in a speech opposing the Reproductive Health Bill in the Philippine Senate.

Many authors explicitly acknowledge their debt to Chrétien, while others, such as the author of Hunbaut, betray their influence by suspiciously emphatic assurance that they are not plagiarizing.

Unfortunately, the NTS management have even been caught and identified as plagiarizing test questions and are indirectly controlled by Higher Education Commission of Pakistan (HEC).

According to Mr. Jackson, his resignation ultimately had nothing to do with plagiarizing but stemmed from opposition to the more multicultural direction that he, as a black minister, was taking the mostly white congregation.

Named after the fellow whom Snoopy the dog was plagiarizing whenever he typed "It was a dark and stormy night," the contest seeks "the opening sentence to the worst of all possible novels."

Marshal Neil, with half a century at his disposal, could not dash off anything better in his last moments than a poor plagiarism of another man's words, which were not worth plagiarizing in the first place.

Now in its 10th edition, it has been hailed as the standard one-volume biography of Lincoln, having supplanted "Abraham Lincoln" (1952) by Benjamin P. Thomas - the book that Professor Oates is accused of plagiarizing.

In September 2011, Bosnian Croat author Josip Knežević aka James J. Braddock accused Jolie of plagiarizing his story Slamanje duše (The Soul Shattering), which was published in December 2007.

In his memoir Hail and Farewell, George Moore, formerly a comrade of Lady Gregory and Yeats in the Irish Literary Theatre, accused Lady Gregory of plagiarizing her materials for the work.

RIA Novosti accused Alexander of plagiarizing Konstantin Meladze's music (which has already been used in Valery Meladze's song "Kak ty krasiva segodnya") and using it in his song "5000 Letters".

Self-publishing and unpromoted, the album - which included the macabre "I Hold Your Hand in Mine", the mildly risqué "Be Prepared", and "Nikolai Ivanovich Lobachevsky" (regarding plagiarizing mathematicians) - became a cult success via word of mouth.

Shot in co-production with Pink International Company and released in early 2005, Mi nismo anđeli 2 broke box office records in Serbia with 700,000 admission tickets sold despite receiving bad reviews and even accusations of plagiarizing Stan Dragoti's 1989 comedy She's Out of Control.

The friend plagiarized some of it, and their teacher found out.

And yet, the books I most long to plagiarize are my own.

Since then, much of his work is believed to have been plagiarized.

However, it found no evidence that Land had plagiarized any of his written work.

He is free to plagiarize himself in both directions, of course.

To the first, "Have you ever plagiarized work for college classes?"

When it comes to plagiarizing from the Web, he found, high schools seem to present a far larger problem.

Is it legally possible to plagiarize between one world and another?

Especially a guy who gets his best posts by plagiarizing from the internet.

The essay seems to have been plagiarized, at least partially.

A full accounting of the passages plagiarized is being done.

It has remained popular and been frequently plagiarized ever since.

Any author who tells you he has never plagiarized is 2 liar.

Even the fiction was plagiarized from failed budgets of the past.

Cheating and plagiarizing, too, cut to the heart of a college's academic mission.

However, they are learning to take notes and to paraphrase their information, not to plagiarize.

The new study found three "predictors" that might help determine whether a student will plagiarize.

At first he was subtle about it, plagiarizing hell scenes.

However, popular music has shifted from plagiarizing to more original concepts.

Students and scholars alike can be tossed out for plagiarizing.

That Balanchine plagiarized from himself should come as no surprise.

What's more, 30 pages of his book were plagiarized.

Forty percent of students acknowledged plagiarizing written sources in the last year.

Although claiming to be original, she was accused of plagiarizing others' notes.

Why not come clean and at least admit that you must have plagiarized inadvertently?

I wish he would plagiarise the death of Zero.

I didn't plagiarise you.

It was frequently ordered to plagiarise Western typefaces that Zentrag could not afford to license.

A similar apparently insatiable hunger for esteem is, it is claimed, what motivated Independent journalist Johann Hari to plagiarise quotes for his interviews.

You imagine it's going to be a lot of love poetry that you can plagiarise in Valentine's cards, but generally speaking it's all about lakes and urns and leech-collectors.

A quick-witted Tory Education Minister must plagiarise the IPPR's proposal for a UK Baccalaureat.

AnneBillson: You do realise I'm going to plagiarise all these "blipsurt" & "quick ick" ideas next time I write an article about violence in the cinema?

Unfortunately, the excitement of the new release was somewhat dampened by the unwelcome distraction of an arduous ongoing legal battle with a group of kids from north UK who have tried to plagiarise the band's well-established name.

In later years, Ernest Aris would blatantly plagiarise not only the Peter Rabbit character in his The Treasure Seekers but Jemima in his Mrs. Beak Duck.

It certainly has its winners but - to plagiarise the former Prime Minister of France - globalisation is a new aristocracy of money and power, which today accumulates profits and relegates a majority of losers to the sidelines.

From this I would be glad to plagiarise such data as I need; but my friend, with genuinely Machiavellian subtlety, has furnished me with only a part of the feline section whilst submitting the doggish brief in full.

The JAMs' primary instrument was the digital sampler with which they would plagiarise the history of popular music, cutting chunks from existing works and pasting them into new contexts, underpinned by rudimentary beatbox rhythms and overlayed with Drummond's raps, of social commentary, esoteric metaphors and mockery.