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Melania Trump was accused of plagiarising a party conference speech that Michelle Obama gave eight years previously. I think the video shows pretty conclusively that she did plagiarise. Makes her look quite unprofessional, right?

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Did Melania Trump plagiarize Michelle Obama's speech?

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Melania Trump delivered a speech at the Republican National Convention that was remarkably similar to a speech Michelle Obama gave at the Democratic National Convention in 2008.

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The president of Nigeria in 2016 copied the victory speech of US President Obama that he gave in 2008 after winning the US elections and I expect this for several reasons that he does not know how to address people, or that President Obama's words were powerful and influential, so he copied them, but this is not an excuse. This is rudeness. But in the end, he apologized to US President Obama for copying.

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Plagiarism of Obama's 2008 Victory Speech Nigerians Fault Buhari | Pulse TV

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I think plagiarism is bad behavior because it is copying other people's idea or suggestion. Chen Hanning's plagiarism in this story. He copied the works of the writer jiuba Dao, contributed to the Taipei literature award and won a good work. In addition, many works suspect of plagiarism have been found, such as fortune teller written by Chen Hanning, imitating the legend of fortune hunter written by the author nine knives, and so on. But afterwards, Chen Hanning did not admit plagiarism and quickly shut down the network to stop responding.

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Guo Jingming is a famous writer in China, but his fame is not all that glorious. Since his debut, his works have been plagued by plagiarism controversy, which he has always denied. In recent years, as the public's tolerance for plagiarism has become increasingly low, he admitted his plagiarism and apologized to the original author for the smooth release of his film.I think this is not good for anyone, plagiarism itself is wrong, his behavior hurts not only the original author but also the fans who like the work.I don't think the public will accept this kind of hypocritical apology.I hope he can really understand what is respect for originality, what is the bottom line of creation.

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郭敬明，庄羽喊你算账|界面新闻 · JMedia

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我们就和庄羽一起，看看“小四”什么时候能把《梦里花落知多少》的收益算明白吧。

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Plagiarism is the result of other people's labor, if we get used to this kind of free ride, our society will be seriously lack of innovation, will affect the development of our economy. That's why we need to enact strict intellectual property protection laws.such as Taiping Bird is a brand, it has been reported because of suspected plagiarism of others' design style, once broke the chat and transfer records, was accused of violating information network communication rights, at the same time, the market is in the rise of fast fashion trends. Suspected of copying Zara

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太平鸟被艺术家指控侵权 为何公司屡次卷入“抄袭”风波？|界面新闻 · JMedia

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This story told the staff is copying others’ work report then he was fired from the company. All of staffs discuss together and then summarize their work. One of the staff copied the work report of others when they were out of the office. When this thing is discovered, this work denied it and even took them to court. But finally, the employee admitted plagiarism and was fined 20000 rmb for confirming plagiarism.

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I think is so ignominious an impolite to plagiarsm.For example,we can see that four sneakers from the picture.You can comapre that left two sneakers and right two sneakers.Maybe they look alike,but looks closely and there are differnences.The two pairs on the left are released and two manufactured by nike.The two pairs on the right are made by a designer from another brand who was inspired bu Nike,but in terms of design,the two pairs on the right are completely copied from Nike,there is no design at all.And Nike took the designer to court to stop him from selling such products.
In my opinion,sneaker design can be learned like others,but not blindly copy,should be a little more of their own design,rather than like the picture of the two of sneakers,even the senakers type can blindly motionless plagiarism.A good sneaker design is made from your own ideas after learning,not plagiarism.

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9.QIan McConnell plagiarism a people who name is Ingrid Black and then published  many books. So that O’Hanlon takes the action to deal with this serious thing. Although the successful conclusion, the ordeal took an emotional toll on O’Hanlon.

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2016 will undoubtedly be one of the most remembered and talked-about years for a long, long time.

While that's certainly true for world events, it's also very true for plagiarism. When it comes to academic and publishing dishonesty, 2016 was a banner year.

With that in mind, we wanted to take a look back at the year that was and, as we welcome 2017, get a preview of what is likely ahead.As usual, pairing such a list down to just 10 items is a challenge. In a year like 2016, the list could be much longer. But, in the end, these were our picks for the biggest plagiarism stories of 2016.

In September, Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari addressed his nation and announced a new push to eliminate "dishonestly, indolence, unbridled corruption and widespread impunity" in the country.

Unfortunately for Buhari, it turned out that at least one passage from the speech was plagiarized nearly verbatim from U.S. President Barack Obama.

Though Buhari quickly apologized and dismissed the aid who he said was responsible for the plagiarism, the scandal put more than a small crimp in Buhari's anti-corruption campaign.

Fortunately for Buhari, the scandal seems to have largely subsided and, in the end, became little more than a footnote to his career.

Ellis O'Hanlon is not a plagiarist. Instead, she and her partner, Ian McConnell, are authors who wrote under the pen name Ingrid Black and published a series of popular crime dramas.

However, O'Hanlon discovered an author on Amazon, going by the name of "Joanne Clancy", was plagiarizing her work. She was releasing loosely re-written versions of O'Hanlon's books as original pieces, with slightly altered titles.

After seeing Clancy plagiarize yet another book, O'Hanlon took action and filed a complaint with Amazon, who eventually sided with her and shuttered Clancy's entire account. But, despite the successful conclusion, the ordeal took an emotional toll on O'Hanlon, who watched as much of her literary history was ripped off.

The story is a rare look at the emotional toll plagiarism can take on its victims, explaining why, to many, this is a very passionate subject.

In what was one of the more "normal" plagiarism stories this year, Wired fired reporter Nic Cavell over allegations of plagiarism.

The allegations surfaced after Christina Larson, a freelance reporter in China, asked WIRED editor Adam Rogers for attribution for her work. This kicked off an investigation into Cavell, who had just started at the magazine for a six-month contract.

By the time it was over, the investigation involved both WIRED and Wired.com's editorial staff. After looking at the four articles he had written, they only found issues with one but added editor's notes to all four.

In August, Mexico's President Peña Nieto faced allegations that nearly 29% of his 1991 law thesis was copied from other authors without attribution.

Nieto, for his part, was dismissive of the allegations saying that they were 25 years old and had no relevance today. He went on to say that he did not plagiarize and that he simply made "style errors" in the work.

For Nieto it was his second scandal from this team of researchers. Just two years prior, they had uncovered that he had purchased a $7 million home from a government contractor, sparking an integrity scandal.

At the time of plagiarism scandal, Nieto's party, PRI, had a 23% approval rating. However, Nieto does not face reelection again until 2018 and remains President as of this writing.

Kenny Florian is a former Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) competitor who currently works as a commentator for the sport.

However, a January column he wrote for FoxSports.com drew unwanted attention when it was revealed that much his analysis for a the then-upcoming fight was taken verbatim from an earlier YouTube video.

Florian quickly issued an apology and reached out to the original creator directly. However, FoxSports.com still suspended Florian for the incident. It also sparked a slew of memes and backlash from MMA fans.

However, the incident likely reached its height when MMA competitor Dominick Cruz, after winning the fight Florian was covering, made a joke about the scandal in his victory speech.

Florian has since resumed his work and it seems that the scandal has been mostly put behind him.

India's University of Hyderabad has had an extremely challenging year. In January the suicide of a student was widely blamed on the school's administration and caste discrimination. Students began to protest the school's vice-chancellor, Appa Rao Podile, seeking his resignation.

Podile agreed to take a "long leave" but, when he returned in March, protests resumed again.

It was at that time that reporters discovered three papers he was listed as a coauthor on contained plagiarized passages. Published between 2007 and 2014, the text involved was relatively small but the allegations were enough to further fan the flames.

Podile admitted to the plagiarism but said that they were "mistakes" and that, in the future, he would use "appropriate software" to ensure that it doesn't happen again.

In January, Peruvian Presidential candidate Cesar Acuña was enjoying a strong performance in polls, however, as series of scandals began to weigh down his campaign and, eventually, he was barred from even running.

However, it was a plagiarism scandal that was likely most embarassing for Acuña early in his campaign. On the campaign trail, he had placed a heavy emphasis on education but several users on Twitter found evidence of plagiarism in his 2009 doctoral thesis.

As a result, his former university began investigating those claims and the National Jury of Electors announced that, if his PhD is revoked, it would have been considered a falsehood that could have barred him from the race entirely.

The beginning of the year was dominated with news from South Korea. In January, the country faced a plagiarism scandal of epic proportions as some 200 professors from 50 universities faced questioning and possible criminal charges for their role book plagiarism.

The basic idea of the scandal was professors, as they came up for review or a new position, would work with publishers to get their names on books that they didn't write. The publishers used it as a way to move unsold inventory and professors as a way to further their careers. Even the original authors were often complicit, hoping for good favor from the publishers in the future.

The New York Daily News found itself at the center of an unusual plagiarism scandal.

The story started when observers noticed that an April 19th article by reporter Shaun King bore a strong resemblance to an earlier article by The Daily Beast. This included several pieces of overlapping text, all used without citation, and even a typo found in the original.

Sederstrom was fired for "unacceptable" mistakes.

The story was a powerful lesson for authors everywhere, keep careful notes and save previous drafts. You never know when they might prove you're not a plagiarist.

Though it may not have been the biggest scandal in terms of text, the Melania Trump plagiarism scandal certainly took place on the largest stage possible and, as a result, dominated plagiarism headlines this year.

The scandal began as Melania Trump, the now first lady-elect, took to the stage at the Republican National Convention to give a speech on her husband's behalf. However, it was revealed that portions of the speech were eerily similar to the 2008 speech that Michelle Obama gave at the Democratic National Convention in support of her husband, now-President Obama.
The opinions expressed in this article are those of the author, Jonathan Bailey of Plagiarism Today, and do not reflect the opinions of iThenticate.

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Plagiarism is copying others ideas or words like in this video that Nana aku Fado use the same line as John f Kennedy because maybe it's good and powerful words for his speech but it's still a bad behavior.

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Ghana's new president plagiarizes major speech

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Lei Zhendong, dean of the school of architecture at Xi'an University of Architectural Science and Technology, has been suspended from work, according to the official Weibo news on the 26th. The cause of the incident is related to Lei Zhendong's son, Lei Boyun, a graduate of Xi'an Construction University in 2021, who was suspected of plagiarism in his graduation project.The school responded by suspending the work of its dean.
I think copying is a bad behavior.

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The darkroom of Damocles is suspected of copying the Berliner Spy because the author of The Darkroom of Damocles is a loyal reader of the author of the Berliner Spy. The plots of the two books have many similarities, but the latter was published a year earlier than the former, so the public opinion fell into plagiarism The darkroom of Damocles is suspected of copying the Berliner Spy because the author of The Darkroom of Damocles is a loyal reader of the author of the Berliner Spy. The plots of the two books have many similarities, but the latter was published a year earlier than the former, so the public opinion fell into plagiarism

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勒卡雷《柏林谍影》抄袭疑云|界面新闻 · 文化

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威廉·弗雷德里克·赫尔曼斯的又一部佳作即将在英国出版，生前他却认为，英国最著名的谍战小说作家曾抄袭他的作品。

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Recently, a popular song "xiao" on tiktok was exposed as plagiarism by some netizens,[Prelude: VK's "robbery ready to wear"; Melody: father and mother by Wang Rong, fate a bridge by Wang Leehom and Tan Weiwei; Words: mountain and river map of cosplay Phoenix legend; Interlude: Zhang Yixing's Lotus New Year Edition of Zhejiang satellite TV],In the case of conclusive facts, the songwriter Jing hazy not only refused to admit that he began to perform a bitter drama, so that everyone could understand his hard work,But we know that paper can't wrap fire,Stepping on the painstaking efforts of original musicians,  use the Olympic Games and the mountains and rivers of the motherland for marketing. Although I am not studying music, as an audience, I can also hear that the similarity is very high. So don't you want the original to develop well in China? The development of Chinese music has a long way to go

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The New York Daily News has run into a plagiarism problem.  The story began when a reviewer found an April 19 article by reporter Sean King to be very similar to an interview for The Daily Beast and also a similar typographical error found in the original article.  Then King began to justify on Twitter and explained to the newspaper that the accused was a newspaper editor named Gotham and he was fired from his job

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A look back at the 10 biggest plagiarism stories in 2016.