Constructing a speech out of language from two or three sources, without crediting the sources or including much original language, is called

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Alexei Levenkov · Answer 1 · 2023-06-30T06:41:13+0000

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Constructing a speech out of language from two or three sources, without crediting the sources or including much original language, is called. Patchwork Plagiarism.

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Constructing a speech out of language from two or three sources, without crediting the sources or including much original language, is called

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