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Fu - ck you nazl scum!!
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October 7, 2008
it certainly can be against the law, see copyright (there's a mention on this very article)
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explain what is NOT plagiarism
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Biden admitted back in 1987 that he had committed plagiarism while a freshman at Syracuse University law school
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Joe Biden, per AP
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I have reworded some stuff another block wrote, but WITHOUT claiming it was my own words - and I gave him and HIS source full credit
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almost there: we have a web link
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getting better - I've NAMED my source
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