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    Plagiarism is a taking someone’s ideas or words, and using them as yours. Plagiarism can be applied to many subjects, like art, music, literature, film, fashion, and many more. Many cases, in which have been brought up in lawsuits because the plagiarist gained something from the original publisher. This paper will discuss the author of the Twilight series, Stephanie Meyer, plagiarizing the author of The Vampire Diaries, L.J Smith. Stephanie Meyer published Twilight in 2005, being about a girl named

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    Yes, You Can Pay Down Your Debt! Debt may seem like an eternal mountain, but you can be like the dripping water that eventually erodes it away. Not matter how great the obstacle of debt may seem, you can have victory over your bills and liabilities. Sometimes, the greatest challenge is just knowing where to start. The Network Journal suggests looking at five ways to chisel down your debt this year. 1. Stop overspending. In other words, don't be like our government. If you want to eradicate your

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    Many debt collectors continue to use deceptive, unfair and abusive practices to obtain money owed to a company. It is believed these practices lead to marital instability, job losses, individual privacy invasions and personal bankruptcies, and many feel protections in place fail to protect consumers. For this reason, the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) was put into place. Laws do vary by state, yet debt collectors in every state must comply with this act when attempting to collect these

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    1.1 WHAT IS PLAGIARISM Plagiarism is the act of copying someone else's work and putting it as one's work . Plagiarism goes beyond just copying out the idea and work, it is also discredits the work done by another person that has previously worked on the idea as it presents the idea as original. 1.2 HISTORY OF PLAGIARISM Although the concept of plagiarism came to light in the 18th Century in Europe, there were earlier cases which haven’t been proven to be accurate or false such as the famous Leibniz-Newton

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    of your predicament, then you need to get the advice of a credit counselor. This type of professional sees people in similar situations to the one your in every day. They can offer you help in many ways. The following are three important benefits to working with a debt relief counselor. You may avoid a bankruptcy The consequences of bankruptcy can be harsher than you realize and long lasting. The bankruptcy will be noted on your credit report, and it will be difficult to borrow any money, and when

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    Debt Collector

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    allowed under the contract or the law • Depositing a post-dated check too early • Seizing or threatening to seize assets unless it can legally be done • Using a postcard to contact you regarding your debt • Providing false credit information about you to another party (including credit reporting agencies) A debt collector cannot claim you will be arrested and sent to jail if you fail to pay your debt. Additionally, the collector cannot claim they will garnish or seize your wages unless such action is

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    John Locke Plagiarism

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    mindless act of fraud. Essentially, when an individual plagiarizes he/she is stealing another’s ideas, thoughts or work and presenting them as his/her own rather than giving credit where credit is due. To avoid such an offense, one can simply cite the sources of his/her work, use quotations marks for direct quotes and give credit to the individual who spoke the words or wrote them, as well as summarize knowledge gained in one’s own words. 2. As declared by John Locke, “The state of nature has a

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    Professional financial advice should be regulated by the government before they get a loan. According to Scott Gilmore’s report: “there are more than 1,400 payday-loan outlets across the country. They primarily target people with low to moderate income and no assets.” Charging murderous interest for low income people who does not have financial base is not just morally wrong it will put them deeper into a hole. The interest rate for the payday loan is over 500%, which means Scott will end up losing

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    funds greater than the amount required to close were added to cash reserves. The assets were taken from the loan application (1003) to satisfy the aforementioned amount. Further, the additional assets listed on your initial 1003 were not necessary to credit qualify and therefore removed from the final 1003.

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    Micro credit is the process of helping the “poorest of the poor” obtain loans. Since big time banks rarely help people who need help acquiring loans, micro credit is another source that makes it possible for the lower class to achieve that. They focus on they call the “real economy,” where they are on personal relationships with their clients. They want them to succeed and help their clients change their own life. Compared to the big banks, they are not looking to make huge amount of interest back

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