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   <title>Turnitin: Plagiarism or Similarity? Interpreting Matches in the Similarity Report</title>
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      <start>2025-03-18T10:00:00</start>
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      <name>Distance Learning</name>
      <email>distancelearning@farmingdale.edu</email>
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   <description>Not every match or flag in the Similarity Report is evidence of misconduct. In this
      webinar different kinds of matches are discussed using practical examples, so that
      you are better able to distinguish between plagiarism and ordinary similarity.Not
      every match or flag in the Similarity Report is evidence of misconduct. In this webinar
      different kinds of matches are discussed using practical examples, so that you are
      better able to distinguish between plagiarism and ordinary similarity.Not every match
      or flag in the Similarity Report is evidence of misconduct. In this webinar different
      kinds of matches are discussed using practical examples, so that you are better able
      to distinguish between plagiarism and ordinary similarity.</description>
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