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The word originates from the Latin word plagiaries, which means kidnapper

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London Notebook

Sir Harold Evans: ‘The decline of the printed newspaper is a great loss for English’

The Editor of Ideas

New Year Issue: Editor’s Note

Remembering Vinod Mehta: Tales from the Last Chance Saloon

CBI to Probe Headless Body, CAG to Audit Topless Bar

The Voyeur in Our Midst

The Thing About Human Dignity

Plagiarism Rows

Arundhati Roy’s Magic Journalism

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