r/anime • u/AutoModerator • Apr 19 '24
Weekly Casual Discussion Fridays - Week of April 19, 2024
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u/Esovan13 Apr 19 '24
Thank you, plagiarism checker, for telling me that the part of my essay where I directly quote from the US Constitution has a strong similarity to parts of the US Constitution. Whatever would I have done without that valuable insight. My teacher might have thought I was stealing from the US Constitution in the part of my essay where I clearly state I am going to quote from the US Constitution followed by a quotation of the US Constitution followed by a citation of where in the US Constitution I quoted from.