English, 19.08.2021 06:10 nuhaminbruk

What best describes the rightness or wrongness of plagiarism?
Always wrong because it is theft and fraud

Plagiarism is not a right or wrong kind of
thing

In some situations, it is OK

There is nothing wrong with it

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What best describes the rightness or wrongness of plagiarism?
Always wrong because it is the...