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How do I get away with plagiarism?
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Plagiarism can be hard to get away with, especially in today's world of online research and easy electronic document tracking. In general, it's best to be as honest and ethical as possible, both in terms of citing sources and giving credit for ideas or materials used. Even when an instructor or professor doesn't specifically address plagiarism in the rules or guidelines for a certain project or assignment, ethical behavior usually prevails. If a student does get caught plagiarizing, the consequences can be serious. They might get a poor grade on the assignment, fail the course, be suspended from school, or even expelled. For those who wish to get away with plagiarism, a better tactic is to make sure they give credit where credit is due. This includes citing both direct quotes, when applicable, and properly citing sources, whether it's by using in-text citations, parenthetical citations or works-cited pages in academic publications. Additionally, in order to make sure an idea isn't stolen without credit being given, it's important to use reliable, fact-checked sources as a base of knowledge. That way, one can be sure to give credit in an appropriate way while keeping their work authentic and original.