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Is this plagiarizing During your research paper you realize you have too many quotes. You put someone else's words into your own, so you figure you do not need to cite it. After all, it's in your words
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Is this plagiarizing

During your research paper you realize you have too many quotes. You put someone else's words into your own, so you figure you do not need to cite it. After all, it's in your words now!

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Yes

Step-by-step explanation:

You are still not giving credit to where you got the information from. Even if you changed it into your own words.

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