How does one inadvertently plagerize?
Maybe it was just a moment of sloppiness
The same way Timmy! inadvertently “honestly misused” Turbo Tax.
Short answer: by getting so used to doing it that you don’t notice anymore.
It is impossible to inadvertently plagiarize. I am a professional writer. You write what you write. If you are stealing the words of another, you know it.
How does one inadvertently plagerize?
Perhaps she intended to plagiarize something else and inadvertently plagerized this.
“How does one inadvertently plagerize?”
Oh, you know, same way Hillary Clinton’s plane come “under sniper fire” in March 1996.
MoDo has been “running on fumes”...
Someone else wrote that, but I found who right away by googling
October 17, 2002, 9:00 a.m.
The Dowd Rule
Words to read the New York Times by.
By Mark Goldblatt
New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd, who once upon a time was a clever little girl, but who’s been running on fumes since roughly the last presidential election, nowadays can hardly write 600 words without a gratuitous swipe at George Bush’s supposed lack of intelligence. In her honor, therefore, I would like to name the Dowd Rule. To wit: No one who thinks George W. Bush is stupid is as smart as George W. Bush.
Repressed memory?
Good question...let's ask Joe Biden!