Heterodox economist working on the the commerce between body, nation, race, and economy in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
I have to confess these days I am mainly at @cdanby.bsky.social
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Yes. Turnitin numbers don't mean much. For one thing it will sometimes flag properly quoted material.
(What Turnitin will also do is give you possible sources for the text, and you can follow up and check those.)
FWIW I doubt a U.S. grad school would worry much about an MA thesis done elsewhere.
Since Bill Ackman and his followers have so many questions about how Wikipedia works now that his wife has been accused of plagiarizing from it, I figured I'd help him out.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_jM6aoTDK0
#Wikipedia #BillAckman #plagiarism
Most likely the first of the four Gospels, the Gospel of Mark is brief and pointed. Saint Mark has one goal, to present Jesus as God’s crucified messiah, and he fulfills that goal concisely. Saint Mark’s Gospel seems to have been one of the sources used by Saints Matthew and Luke for their works.
I keep finding out that several friends from here unfollowed me a while back without realizing it--or did I say something super obnoxious? I don't think so? At least no one is saying so. But at some point I realized all the people I normally hear from were silent and it was sad. Anyhow, if a few people boost this, that might help find The Missing Chums.
Update: That's plenty; thanks folks!
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