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"},{"hidden":0,"description":"A content aggregator gathers together content and information from the internet for sale or reuse. “Aggregator” plagiarism happens when a paper is comprised of information from multiple sources--with proper citation--and the paper contains almost no original work written by the author.
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","can_remove":1,"locked_sets":[],"removable_sets":[3427469],"id":6429283,"symbol":"Aggregator","owner":1027105304},{"locked_sets":[],"removable_sets":[3427469],"id":6429284,"hidden":0,"description":"To \"clone\" is to create a copy. “Clone” plagiarism happens when another’s work is copied, word-for-word.
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","can_remove":1,"hidden":0,"id":6429285,"removable_sets":[3427469],"locked_sets":[],"symbol":"CTRL - C","owner":1027105304},{"owner":1027105304,"symbol":"Find - Replace","hidden":0,"description":"You use “find & replace” to look for and then change words in a document. \"Find - Replace\" plagiarism is taking another’s work and then changing some key words.
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","can_remove":1,"locked_sets":[],"removable_sets":[3427469],"id":6429286},{"can_remove":1,"description":"“Hybrid” plagiarism happens when perfectly cited sources are combined with copied passages that lack proper citation. All sources need to be properly cited.
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","hidden":0,"id":6429287,"removable_sets":[3427469],"locked_sets":[],"symbol":"Hybrid","owner":1027105304},{"symbol":"Mashup","owner":1027105304,"hidden":0,"description":"What happens when you combine copied material from multiple sources? “Mashup” plagiarism happens. With the Mashup, there is almost no original work.
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","can_remove":1,"locked_sets":[],"id":6429288,"removable_sets":[3427469]},{"id":6429289,"removable_sets":[3427469],"locked_sets":[],"can_remove":1,"description":"\"Recycle” plagiarism happens when someone reuses their own work, without proper citation. The act of recycling previously written work, without proper acknowledgement of doing so, is a problem because it deceives the reader into thinking that the work is original and recently written.
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","hidden":0,"symbol":"Recycle","owner":1027105304},{"symbol":"Remix","owner":1027105304,"hidden":0,"description":"Remixing a song typically involves adding in other pieces of music. “Remix” plagiarism happens when words or ideas from multiple sources are brought together. Like the song remix, these incorporated sources are left unchanged.
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","can_remove":1,"locked_sets":[],"removable_sets":[3427469],"id":6429290},{"id":6429291,"removable_sets":[3427469],"locked_sets":[],"can_remove":1,"description":"Sometimes tweets are re-tweeted with some additional information. “Re-tweet” plagiarism happens when properly-cited content is used, and the copied content relies too closely to the original text’s wording and/or structure.
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