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Plagiarism is the use of the ideas and words of another passed off as onesone's own. Issues here include similarity orof work, theme, and characters. Plagiarism is not always a crime, but in academia and industry it is seen as a serious ethical offence. Cases of plagiarism can also constitute copyright infringement.

Plagiarism is the use of the ideas and words of another passed off as ones own. Issues here include similarity or work, theme and characters. Plagiarism is not always a crime but in academia and industry it is seen as a serious ethical offence. Cases of plagiarism can also constitute copyright infringement.

Plagiarism is the use of the ideas and words of another passed off as one's own. Issues here include similarity of work, theme, and characters. Plagiarism is not always a crime, but in academia and industry it is seen as a serious ethical offence. Cases of plagiarism can also constitute copyright infringement.

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Plagiarism is the use of the ideas and words of another passed off as ones own. Issues here include similarity or work, theme and characters. Plagiarism is not always a crime but in academia and industry it is seen as a serious ethical offence. Cases of plagiarism can also constitute copyright infringement.

Plagiarism is the use of the ideas and words of another passed off as ones own. Issues here include similarity or work, theme and characters. Plagiarism is not always a crime but in academia and industry it is seen as a serious ethical offence. Cases of plagiarism can also constitute copyright infringement.

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