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Have you ever encountered the age-old joke that goes: Let’s eat Grandpa. Let’s eat, Grandpa. Commas Save Lives. The joke may be…
Read More →After spending countless hours on research and writing, you want your manuscript to be as perfect as possible. Moreover, you want your…
Read More →In April 2014, Associate Dean Vanessa Ryan of the prestigious Brown University Graduate School was investigated for plagiarism after one of her…
Read More →Just like in any writing process, editing and proofreading are vital to your research. You need to review your grammar, punctuation, and…
Read More →To quote Saul Bass, an American graphic designer and Oscar-winning filmmaker, “To engage in downright plagiarism is disappointing. It’s cynical, opportunistic and…
Read More →Most people new to research writing have a common bad experience; they finish their paper, just to find that it has to…
Read More →From the academic world’s perspective, one of the worst things that a researcher can do is pass off someone else’s work as…
Read More →You are about to write and prove your hypothesis, and you want to make sure your paper is plagiarism-free to increase your…
Read More →Throughout the humanities, Chicago Style is the preference for citation purposes. As you likely suspect, it was developed by the University of…
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