<p>Sometimes people deliberately scatter small, immaterial errors throughout their books in order to be able to prove plagiarism/copyright violation if those errors are repeated elsewhere – particularly with respect to data compilations, so they can refute claims by the plagiarist that he or she compiled the data independently.</p>
<p>Oh, and Doris Kearns Goodwin’s plagiarism was in more than one book, and involved a whole lot more than one paragraph. It seems that it was a habit with her.</p>
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