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4. Does her religion have specific prohibitions against using citations in an academic paper?

Wed Dec 3, 2025, 09:15 PM

Dec 3

If not, then the failed grade was not any sort of religious discrimination, it was fairly earned due to poor annotation.

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She didn't cite the Bible in her paper dsc Dec 3 #3

Why be hypertechnical? dpibel Dec 3 #6

yes I am saying exactly and precisely that dsc Dec 3 #9

Please point me to where the zero was based on this dpibel Dec 3 #11

The instructions for the paper literally said to cite sources dsc Dec 3 #12

Informed opinions are fine. intheflow Dec 4 #18

Here is a link dpibel Dec 3 #14

You are correct. The other poster is wrong. Wiz Imp Dec 3 #15

This message was self-deleted by its author Wiz Imp Dec 3 #10

Blame the reporter for her poor work. Conjuay Dec 3 #8

This is what the RWNJshave been doing lonely bird Dec 3 #7

I live with markie Dec 4 #17