There is nothing worse in the writing world than plagiarism. It is crucial that every piece of information that is not considered “common knowledge” is properly cited so the author, researcher or discoverer receives due credit. Sometimes, an author who is extremely familiar with the topic of research will need help identifying facts that require citations from facts that are commonly known.

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