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To paraphrase is to take someone else's words or ideas and put the concepts in one's own words. The writer keeps to the original ideas or meaning, but using one's own words keeps the writer or speaker from plagiarizing. Plagiarism is taking someone's work and using it as one's own. In most situations, you should use direct quotations rather than paraphrasing. Paraphrasing helps you document references to others' ideas.
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