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Arranging pasted information from sources into a "remix" constitutes original work and does not count as plagiarism.

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It is false that arranging pasted information from sources into a "remix" constitutes original work and does not count as plagiarism.

<h3>What is plagiarism?</h3>

This is when the work that belong to an author is copied and presented as one's own work. It is taking people's ideas without asking for their permission before doing so.

In other words, it involves copying word for word, written project of others.

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