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Edit Post #14464 Initial revision almost 5 years ago
Edit Post #7435 Initial revision almost 5 years ago
Answer A: How do I get rid of the tic of paired adjectives, predicates, etc.?
It depends on what you are trying to say. For example, concise writing is not always clear and clear language is not always concise. Saying both is in that border area between tic and idiom. For the record, you're not alone in this habit. If you read any legal writing, this repetitive style of writi...
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about 9 years ago
Answer A: What exactly is the "five (consecutive) word" plagiarism rule?
Plagiarism is an ethical concept, not a legal one, so there is no universal accepted standard. The 'five-consecutive word' is a rule of thumb, not a legal precept. If you are writing for a particular forum, they may have anti-plagiarism guidelines. This is universally true for universities and other ...
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over 11 years ago