(1) Now he's in real trouble. He's accused of plagiarism.

(2) The journal accused the professor of plagiarism.

(3) Claims of plagiarism are common in the movie business.

(4) There were accusations of plagiarism.

(5) The system was designed to prevent plagiarism, and to establish copyright over the thesis contents.

(6) A candidate who engages in plagiarism shall be subject to disciplinary proceedings. 12.

(7) Accidental plagiarism can sometimes result from culture cultural differences.

(8) Unthoughtful mistakes and plagiarism are issues of different nature.

(9) If anybody's got a bitch about plagiarism( ), it's me.

(10) It is fine for artists to joke about plagiarism.

(11) Plagiarism is akin to theft.

(12) Plagiarism in whatever manner will form the basis disqualification.

(13) Teachers in America fight to control cheating and plagiarism.

(14) The levels of plagiarism uncovered by CrossCheck have been more than enough to persuade publishers to embrace the software.

(15) Phil: Well, plagiarism can have serious consequences. Lydia may not understand that.

(16) He smells out plagiarism with the fury of a witch - doctor.

(17) I requested the retraction of the plagiarism paper from the journal website, but this seemed impossible.

(18) When plagiarism is exposed, colleagues and school leaders often close ranks around the accused.

(19) Self - plagiarism involves copying from one's own work without proper attribution.

(20) Plagiarism, cheating, and similar anti-intellectual behavior are serious violations of academic ethics and will be correspondingly penalized.

(21) Plagiarism and false reporting are counterproductive to a free press.

(22) She cobbled together a rough draft and then rewrote it, trying to remove the more ostentatious signs of plagiarism.

(23) The Head of Department in consultation with the Dean is responsible for recommending appropriate action in cases of suspected cheating or plagiarism by students.

(24) There are all sorts of coincidences which are in no way plagiarism.

(25) Does the student follow the old adage that to read and paraphrase one book is plagiarism but to use two is research?

(26) The more give credit, the less you risk accusation accusations of plagiarism.

(27) And last, this paper proposed a novel model for plagiarism detection, which is based on the AST.

(28) If you carelessly cite a source or inadvertently copy a sentence in toto without adequate attribution, you run the risk of being accused of plagiarism.

(29) The content of his book is no more than plagiarism.

(30) What in the west is considered serious misconduct (cheating at exams, fabricating research data, ghostwriting or plagiarism come to mind) are routine practices and seldom punished.

(1) Now he's in real trouble. He's accused of plagiarism.

(31) PLAGIARISM, n . A literary coincidence compounded of a discreditable priority and an honorable subsequence.

(32) All views that overestimate the strength of plagiarism and underestimate the strength of the originalism designers are wrong.

(33) Plagiarism or other forms of cheating are intellectually and personally dishonest.

(34) They also made may discuss plagiarize plagiarism with their students at the start of every term.

(35) It's one that worries admission officials at some business schools, who have a zero-tolerance policy when it comes to plagiarism or fraudulent work.

(36) Disturbingly, plagiarism fits into a larger pattern of behavior in China.

(37) Plagiarism is a serious offense and is easy to recognize.

(38) He's accused of plagiarism.

(39) Originality is undetected plagiarism.

(40) The "school leader" in this case was quoted as saying that the plagiarism driven by venality can be found everywhere in China,(http:///plagiarism.html) and it has become a sort of "normality".

(41) Australia's oldest academic institution, the University of Sydney, has moved to stamp out plagiarism after more than 200 students were suspected of cheating.

(42) R.M. Howard makes the point succinctly "If there is no originality and no literary property, there is no basis for the notion of plagiarism" ("College English, " 1995).

(43) Borrowing directly from these early 18th century forms of Chinoiserie, I conduct a similar pattern of stylistic plagiarism, whereby Chinese archetypes are rendered through lesser sophisticated means.

(44) Fifty-eight percent of the teachers interviewed in the Association of Teachers and Lecturers (ATL) questionnaire had come across plagiarism among their pupils.

(45) Essentially, self - plagiarism is duplication, it's a kind of cheating.

(46) But teachers have their ways to use the Internet to catch plagiarism.

(47) This is not plagiarism but just a patchwork of quotations.