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Plagiarism noun: an act or instance of plagiarizing

Plagiarizing
transitive verb: to steal and pass off (the ideas or words of another) as one's own: use (another's production) without crediting the source
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The Vice President for Research (VPR) has purchased an iThenticate subscription for researchers including graduate students. Each RCR-compliant researcher or graduate student will receive 3 credits (uploads) per year. iThenticate can compare content against 217 million articles, books, conference proceedings, etc, and 90+ billion current/archived web pages to ensure the integrity of their work prior to publication.

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The exclusive partnership with Crossref gives iThenticate users an opportunity to utilize the same software as their preferred publisher to check for plagiarism. iThenticate’s ever-growing content database ensures authenticity across all subject areas. Benefits are:

A Similarity Report that highlights text sections to review to ensure the originality of your work.
Highlights and an intuitive panel for viewing source content make it easy for the researcher to review each match.
A variety of exclusion options help researchers quickly narrow in on the most important text matches to review.

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iThenticate @ UK Plagiarism Prevention Software

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