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1. "Copying from the Internet is just as bad as putting a candy bar in your pocket at the local convenience store." (Written by: a grade 9 student)

2. "It doesn't really matter if you cheat, it's whether you are smart enough not to get caught!" (Written by a grade 12 student)

3. "It's not like you can't use other peoples' ideas, you just must quote them and write down the reference in the right way. It's really not that big of a deal if you know how to reference the authors properly." (Written by a grade 12

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