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the act of presenting someone's words or ideas as if they were your own
- Or just a plagiarized manuscript?4.7 — Part 4 Chapter 7 (60% in)
- Others declared that there was a certain similarity between the design of Cortlandt and Roark's style of building, that Keating, Prescott and Webb might have borrowed a little from Roark—"a legitimate adaptation"—"there's no property rights on ideas"—"in a democracy, art belongs to all the people"—and that Roark had been prompted by the vengeance lust of an artist who had believed himself plagiarized.4.13 — Part 4 Chapter 13 (33% in)
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