Replying to @BillAckman and @MIT
If you need to define something, then pick an authoritative work, and cite it. You cannot copy from Wikipedia, and not indicate so. Even the worst paper reviewer will mention this to you.
Timbu
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- Replying to @SobonBet @BillAckman and @MITCopying a definition without citation is plagiarism. Those are not her words - they are taken from some other source. The source needs to be indicated, otherwise she is passing off someone else's work as hers.
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